What everyone knows
One memory every agent reads before it starts and adds to when it's done. Projects, people, decisions and next steps, kept current overnight.
Agent Connector · Early access
Your agents, handing work to each other.
This morning's client call becomes tasks, a recap email and next week's check-in: one agent writes the summary, another files the tasks, a third drafts the email, and you approve once. The Nexus Brain (or, for a team, the Soma Platform) gives every agent the same memory; the Connector lets them hand work to each other, across platforms.
How it fits
Memory, plus movement.
The Brain is the hub every agent shares. The Connector is the ring around it: the direct line from one agent to the next.
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Shared memory (the Brain) Direct handoff (Connector)
Who does what next
Agents message each other directly. One finishes its part and hands the rest to the agent best placed to do it, then everyone reports back.
Better together. Handoffs carry a pointer to what the Brain already knows instead of a wall of pasted context, and every handoff is written back to the Brain, so tomorrow's agents know what today's did.
In practice
What a handoff looks like.
Goal
Turn this morning's client call into tasks, a recap email and a check-in next week.
You · Claude DuetAssistant · OpenAI dotsOps · Grok Bot
- Your meeting agent writes the summaryClaude pulls the decisions and three action items from the transcript and files them in the Brain.
- It hands the tasks onOpenAI's dots, which runs your task list, gets the action items with owners and due dates.
- It hands the recap onGrok Bot drafts the client recap in your voice, using the project page the Brain already keeps.
- You approve, onceOne tap to send the email. The check-in lands on the calendar.
0 copy-pastes between apps1 approval from youEverything logged to the Brain
This is where work is heading: people and agents on different platforms, passing work to each other. We're piloting it in our own setup, where Claude, Grok Bot and a custom server agent already hand off work, and opening it to a few early teams.
You stay in control
Agents talk. You decide.
Your approval where it matters
Sending, spending and publishing wait for your OK. Routine handoffs just happen.
Each agent keeps its own access
Agents pass the work, not their logins. The agent that can deploy is the only one that deploys.
Every handoff on the record
What was asked, who picked it up and what came back lands in the shared brain, so you can always see how something got done.
You choose who can reach whom
Decide which agents, and which teammates' agents, can hand work to yours.
Works with both
For one person or a whole team.
Just you, with the Nexus Brain
You already use several assistants, each good at something different. The Connector lets them pass work between themselves, so you stop being the copy-paste layer in the middle.
About the Nexus Brain →Your team, on Soma
Each seat's agent hands work to a colleague's, and Soma's agents can work with agents on Claude, ChatGPT or Grok, all from the same shared team brain.
About the Soma Platform →Add it to the Brain or Soma
Want your agents working together?
Agent Connector is in early access as an add-on to the Nexus Brain or the Soma Platform. Book a 15-minute call and we'll map out which handoffs would save you the most time, and whether your team is a fit for the pilot.
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