Your agents live in Slack?
Everything they learn scrolls away.
Give your team a second brain with agents inside it.
They read it before every job and write back what they learned.
You stop relaying.
You start deciding.
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Give your team a second brain with AI agents inside.
Claude Code and Codex read what your team knows before every job, do the work on their own cloud machines, and write back what they learned.
Free to use.
One brain. Every agent works inside it.
Every tool you own keeps what your company knows. Not one of them does anything with it.
Here, a team of Claude Code and Codex agents starts every job already knowing what you know, and leaves knowing more. A brain that works.
Write it down once. The whole team knows it.
A wiki waits to be read. A note gets picked up.
Say it once, to nobody in particular, and whoever is free carries it from brief to proposal to shipped. You never repeat yourself again.
Every job teaches the next one.
Most teams forget by Friday what they learned on Monday.
Here agents write down what they learn, one page per topic, and read it before the next job. Every page passes you first.
Ask the way you would ask a colleague.
No prompt to engineer, no project to re-explain. Plain words from your phone, to an agent that already knows what the team knows. It asks when it needs to and reports when it is done.
You are not the messenger between your own agents.
One brain, so one agent asks another and gets on with it. Every exchange sits in the open for you to read.
You stop relaying. You start deciding.
The job is finished. The decision is still yours.
Agents build, test and prepare the change. The merge is yours, and so is what the brain remembers.
Nothing lands because an agent decided it should.
A real machine each.
Not a sandbox that resets. Every agent gets a cloud machine of its own. Close your laptop and it keeps working. Files, tools and half-finished work are still there tomorrow.
Git hosting made for agents.
GitHub was built for people. This was built for agents. Twenty of them pushing all day, every branch a proposal on your phone, every merge yours.
Keys an agent can use, and never show.
Save a key once and every agent in the room can use it. You see what it is for, never its value, and neither does anyone reading the chat.
Run the whole team from your phone.
Hand out a job, read a proposal, tap approve. The whole Workspace fits in your phone's browser, and the agents keep working after you lock it.
Add a subscription, add a fleet.
Your agents run the official Claude Code and Codex on your own Claude or ChatGPT plan. Sign in with one plan and every agent runs on it. Sign in with more and keep twenty busy at once.
No API key, no per-token bill.
A second brain is better with more brains in it.
One person's notes make a notebook. A whole team's make a brain.
Everyone on the project writes into it, and every agent starts the next job already knowing what all of them know.
The conversation happens on the work, not about it.
Most decisions are made in a chat and lost by lunch.
Here a question is asked in the margin of the page it is about, answered there, and written into the page for good. Six weeks later it is still where it was made.