Xpress AI puts persistent agents inside a team project workspace. Each is a named coworker addressed by @mention, scoped to a project’s context and memory, and conversations turn into durable tasks with status, dependencies and schedules attached. Agents connect to GitHub and Google, run on computer-use desktops, execute on a schedule, and have outbound actions gated behind approval.
Approval-gated outbound actions is the feature that makes persistent agents deployable at all. An agent that remembers the project and runs on a schedule will eventually send an email, open a pull request or message a customer, and the difference between a useful colleague and an incident is whether a human saw it first. Building the gate into the platform beats trusting a system prompt.
Xpress AI Inc. charges Pro at $299 a month, Team at $699, Crew at $1,299 and Business at $2,499, with enterprise and on-premise through sales and a free trial first. That is enterprise pricing with no small-team entry point, project-scoped memory means an agent knows less than it appears to when the work crosses projects, and computer-use desktops are the least predictable part of any agent stack today.
