Dex

About Dex

Dex is an AI workspace for operators that leads with memory rather than chat. It ingests the traffic of your working life — email, Slack, meetings, CRM updates, workflow events — and structures it into two layers. The Operational Graph is the record: entities, relationships, timelines, and dependencies showing how work connects and changes over time. The Knowledge Manual is the judgment layer: your priorities, open loops, relationship context, SOPs, and operating principles, captured as you work, explicitly editable, and automatically maintained. The argument Dex makes is that retrieval surfaces facts but execution needs reasoning over precedent and relationships, so the manual is where the useful part lives. On top of that context sit autonomous agents that orchestrate across Gmail, Slack, CRM, and 20-plus tools on event or schedule triggers, plus direct browser control — Dex navigates tabs, fills forms, and completes work in the browser where the context already is, rather than depending on an integration existing for every app. Two agents run continuously: a Dreamer agent that reasons over new data around the clock to keep the knowledge base current and spot emerging patterns, and a Skill Builder that proposes new automations each week based on workflows you keep repeating. An SDK and MCP server export the same operational context into any other agent or tool. It runs browser-first through a Chrome extension, with iMessage and Slack surfaces and a desktop app in progress.

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