Vecbase organises AI agents as a team rather than as individual chat sessions. Each agent — researcher, coder, writer, operator — holds a defined role, shares files and memory with the others, and runs inside its own isolated sandbox where it can execute real tools instead of only returning text.
The shared-context design is the distinguishing idea. Where running several separate assistants means re-explaining the same background to each one, Vecbase agents draw on common files and memory, so research gathered by one is available to another that is drafting or executing. Agents connect to outside services including Gmail, Notion, GitHub, and Slack.
Pricing is token-based and deliberately transparent, with the company emphasising no vendor lock-in: Plus runs $20 a month and a higher tier $50 a month, both drawing on a single balance, and the platform routes across multiple underlying models including Claude, GPT, Gemini, Kimi, and DeepSeek. Desktop applications are available alongside the web workspace.
