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Delos Workers uses a persistent-agent model where each AI keeps identity and…

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Delos Workers uses a persistent-agent model where each AI keeps identity and memory (email, phone, Slack) so context persists between tasks. Pierre de la Grand'rive calls them 'unlimited AI employees,' reports $1M ARR in days, and argues many knowledge roles are workflow that these agents can replace; the launch will test their claimed autonomy.

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Most AI agents reset the moment a task ends: you prompt, it runs, the context is gone.

Delos Workers is built on the opposite assumption: Each agent keeps a standing identity and persistent memory, with its own email, phone number and Slack handle, so it carries context between tasks the way a colleague does instead of starting cold every time.

That changes where the agent sits. It stops being a tool you open and becomes something addressable inside the org chart, reachable directly by anyone on the team.

Curious to see how the autonomy holds up at launch!

Pierre de la Grand'rive (@pierre_dlgr)

Introducing Workers: unlimited AI employees that run your company...

And we've just made $1M ARR in a couple of days.

Most knowledge jobs shouldn't exist.

Not because the work isn't valuable.

Because the way we execute it is absurd.

Millions of people spend their days:
- Answering emails
- Following up
- Updating CRM
- Coordinating meetings
- Moving information between systems

There is no expertise here. That's workflow..

Workers are AI employees that can perform work across your organization like a human teammate.

The line between software and labor just disappeared.

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— https://nitter.net/pierre_dlgr/status/2069088573563822538#m