Momo

Momo is the default personal AI assistant inside Moxt, described in “AGI 来了？我用了一周，头皮发麻“｜对谈张昊然：Moxt 联合创始人. Zhang Haoran presents Momo as the first AI Coworkers experience in a workspace where agents can know the user’s preferences and the surrounding Organizational Context.

The episode uses Momo to show how Moxt differs from a standalone chatbot. Momo can be configured to the user’s preferences, can participate in workspace comments, can help draft and revise documents after conversations, and can sit alongside other role-specific AI coworkers created by a team.

Momo also exposes the interface problem Moxt is trying to solve. Zhang Haoran says current IM tools such as Slack make it awkward to bring a personal assistant directly into private conversations, forcing users to copy and forward context. Moxt’s workspace model tries to remove that friction by giving the assistant a native place to live.

Connections

• Moxt — workspace where Momo is the default assistant.
• Zhang Haoran — founder explaining Momo’s role.
• AI Coworkers — broader agent category Momo belongs to.
• Organizational Context and Persistent Agent Memory — context and memory layer that make Momo more than a one-shot prompt interface.
• AI Skills, Agentic Workflow, and Human-Agent Collaboration — mechanisms and product-design problems connected to training and using Momo.