We’ve been spending the last couple of years building AI systems, and one thing kept coming up over and over again — AI tools are everywhere, but actually getting real work done across them is still messy.
You end up stitching workflows together by hand, jumping between tools, and babysitting everything to make sure it moves forward.
So we built Hipocampus, AI operators that own team workflows.
The idea is simple: give every team an swarm of operators.
Instead of just generating outputs, operators actually own workflows, they carry context across tools and time, take actions, keep things moving, and only pull you in when it actually matters.
Our goal is to become the single point of contact for how work gets done across your stack.
We’re still working closely with teams to shape this, so if you’re dealing with messy, multi-step workflows, I’d genuinely love to hear what’s painful for you.
LivingGlitcher•1h ago
Noureddin here, co-founder of Hipocampus.
We’ve been spending the last couple of years building AI systems, and one thing kept coming up over and over again — AI tools are everywhere, but actually getting real work done across them is still messy.
You end up stitching workflows together by hand, jumping between tools, and babysitting everything to make sure it moves forward.
So we built Hipocampus, AI operators that own team workflows.
The idea is simple: give every team an swarm of operators.
Instead of just generating outputs, operators actually own workflows, they carry context across tools and time, take actions, keep things moving, and only pull you in when it actually matters.
Our goal is to become the single point of contact for how work gets done across your stack.
We’re still working closely with teams to shape this, so if you’re dealing with messy, multi-step workflows, I’d genuinely love to hear what’s painful for you.
Try it out, break it, tell us what’s missing.
I’ll be here all day answering everything