Pick the models you want. Bring the agents you already use. Invite the people you work with. Sumus puts them on the same team.



WILMINGTON, DE, September 24, 2026 /24-7PressRelease/ -- You want Grok Bot's way of working, Claude for the writing, GPT for the thinking, and the coding agent you already use when it is time to build. Then you want to invite someone else to join in. Sumus AI is built for that combination.

Now open to the public at Sumus.im, Sumus AI is a place where people and AI teammates work as one team. Users can choose a model for each cloud agent, connect local agents and invite colleagues, clients, friends or family into shared conversations. The person with the brief, the agent doing the research and the colleague reviewing the result can all take part.

That is the idea behind Sumus AI: put the models people want to use and the people they want to work with on the same team. A useful agent becomes something others can join in using, with room for their questions, knowledge and judgment.

Choose Your Models and Build Your Team With Sumus AI

Different tasks can call for different agents. Sumus AI lets users choose a supported model for each cloud agent, including Grok, Claude, GPT, Gemini and DeepSeek. Someone who prefers Claude for drafting can give it that role, then bring in a GPT agent to review the argument or a Grok agent to work on another part of the brief.

The roles are up to the user. A team might have a researcher, a writer and a reviewer, each with its own instructions. Sumus AI brings them into a shared conversation where people can assign work and discuss the results. Available models and usage depend on the plan.

Add Your People to Sumus AI

Once an agent is useful, the next request is often to let someone else use it too. In Sumus AI, the person who configured an agent can invite others into a space and add them to the conversation. A teammate can ask follow-up questions, supply missing details and request revisions without rebuilding the agent's setup.

Grok Bot already offers multiple Bots, group chats between Bots and shareable templates. A shared Grok Bot template gives its recipient a copy on their own account; the original conversation history does not come with it. Sumus AI adds a different way to collaborate: people work with the same agent in the same conversation.

For an agent's creator, that means a colleague can ask the assistant directly. The creator can contribute expertise without becoming the go-between for every request, answer and correction.

Put an AI Employee to Work With Your Team in Sumus AI

Consider a small team preparing a customer presentation. One person has configured an AI employee to research competing products. Another knows the customer's priorities. A third needs to turn the findings into a persuasive story. Sumus AI gives them a place to bring those inputs together and work with the agents on the same brief.

The researcher can gather material, the writing agent can develop a draft and the people involved can challenge the assumptions. A colleague's correction is part of the discussion the team is working from. Sumus AI makes the review a shared activity, with people able to ask for changes directly.

The same approach fits a consultant working with a collaborator or friends planning a project. The useful starting point is an AI employee with a clear job and another person who has something to add.

Bring Your Local Agents Into Sumus AI

An AI team can include tools already running on a user's computer. Sumus AI connects supported local agents, including Codex, Claude Code and Grok Build, with cloud agents and people in the shared space.

Someone who already uses Codex or Claude Code can connect the agent signed in on their computer. In Sumus AI, cloud agents can help research and plan while local agents handle implementation in the project. Other participants can discuss the brief and review the result in the conversation.

The connected computer must remain online for its local agents to work. Cloud agents can continue their own tasks independently.

Getting Started With Sumus AI on Sumus.im

Start with a task that would benefit from another pair of eyes: a proposal, a product comparison or a plan. Create a space, add an agent and invite the person who will use or review the result. Choose models for cloud agents and connect a local agent when the work calls for one.

Participants can mention an agent to assign work, supply files or details and respond to what comes back. Sumus AI lets the conversation continue as the task develops and more people contribute.

Try Sumus AI With Your First Teammates for Free

The Free plan includes 500 credits per month, up to three members and up to ten AI teammates, with no credit card required. A small group can try an AI employee on shared work before choosing a paid plan.

For larger teams, Plus includes 3,600 monthly credits, up to 25 members and up to 300 AI teammates. It costs $24 per month or $240 per year. The Sumus AI pricing page lists plan details and optional monthly credit add-ons. Monthly credits reset and do not roll over.

About Sumus AI

Sumus AI brings people and AI teammates onto the same team. Its workspace combines shared conversations, multiple agents, model choice and connections to supported local agents. Individuals and teams can start free with Sumus AI, invite someone to join them and put their first team to work.

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