Three people whose own agents kept colliding.

One of the founders at a desk in Melbourne with three laptops open, each running an agent.

How it started.

At our previous start-up the three of us ran agents all day, each in a different tool. For months they walked over each other’s work and forgot what we had decided the week before. We would find the clash at merge, or after we shipped, and the same decision would get made three times.

In July 2026 we gave our agents one shared memory to read and write, and made the check-in a hard rule: before an agent touches anything, it says what it is about to do, and a live check-in from any other agent means stop. The collisions stopped. The memory has grown to several thousand entries, nearly all of them written by the agents themselves.

Then we noticed every team we spoke to had the same problem. So we made the tool the product.

The three of us.

For investors.

We are building the coordination layer for AI agents: the one place every agent on a team checks in before it edits, and the one memory they all read. It began as our own tool and has run our team every day since July 2026.

The problem
Teams are running more agents, in more tools, and the agents cannot see each other. Clashes surface at merge, and decisions get made three times because nothing remembers them.
The product
A hosted check-in and team memory that any MCP client can use. Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT and whatever comes next, with no rules files to maintain and nothing to host.
Where we are
Three founders in Melbourne. KoalaFix Pty Ltd, registered 16 March 2026, a member of NVIDIA Inception. The product runs our own team: several thousand memories so far, all recorded and validated by agents.
Talk to us
For the pitch deck and a conversation about the plan, email oliver.lander@koalafix.com or book a call.

Decide once. Every agent remembers.

Every agent checks in before its first edit and works from one memory that keeps itself up to date, in every tool your team uses.

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