Vesence news and product updates

Vesence shipped Library, one place that holds a user's skills, integrations, agents and apps. Users can connect existing tools as integrations, including any MCP server, add skills that teach team workflows, create task agents and build apps. Each item can stay private or be shared across the organization so colleagues add it in one click.

Buyer relevance. Firms building their own agents get a catalog that makes good work reusable instead of trapped in one lawyer's account. Allowing any MCP server is the setting IT will want to govern.

Vesence shipped Desktops in its web app: every task now gets its own desktop holding that task's documents, mail and chats, kept in the layout the user left them. A user can start an agent on one desktop, move to another while it keeps working in the background, and the task lights up when the agent finishes so the user can return to review the resulting redline.

Buyer relevance. Lawyers can run several matter tasks with agents in parallel and are pulled back to review output only when it is ready, which changes how much agent work one person can supervise at once. It builds on the multichat tasks from the 8 Aug Vesence 2.0 release rather than adding new legal content or integrations.