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AI collaboration for teams

Different assistants. Work that connects.

Collaborate with AI across teammates, projects and compatible assistants. Share research, context and reusable workflows so the next person can continue the work.

For cross-functional teams, AI collaboration means more than sharing prompts: keep the source material, useful outputs and decisions available through each handoff.

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Meet Brainlet
Joven

Research / Claude Code

Uses Claude Code with Brainlet to gather the project context and draft a research brief. Saves the useful findings and decisions.
John

Campaign drafts / Codex

Uses Codex with the same Brainlet workspace to retrieve that brief and prepare campaign drafts. Reviews the sources before making new claims.
Together

A shared skill for next time

Save the approach as a shared AI workflow. Teammates can check tool requirements and adapt the instructions for their next task.
Explore a content handoff ↗

Illustrative team workflow. Each teammate connects a compatible assistant and uses their own permitted tool access.

The problem

AI made each person faster. It didn't make the team faster.

Every teammate now has an AI assistant, and each one starts from zero. The research one person did in ChatGPT is stuck in their chat history. The brand guidance another pasted into Claude has to be pasted again tomorrow. Nobody can see what the others' assistants already know.

Brainlet is the shared layer underneath. The team's files, memory, skills and tools live in one workspace, and every assistant connected to it reads from and writes to the same place. Work done in one conversation becomes the starting point for the next, whoever picks it up and whichever assistant they use.

How it works

What a shared AI workspace gives your team.

01

Shared context

Briefs, research and decisions saved once and found by everyone's assistant.

02

Any assistant

One person uses Claude Code, another ChatGPT, a third Cursor. The workspace is the same.

03

Shared skills

Turn a workflow that worked into a skill the whole team can run, with its tool requirements listed.

04

Shared tools & credits

Web search and image generation are enabled once for the workspace, on one credit balance.

05

Clean handoffs

The next person starts from saved status, sources and open questions, not a blank chat.

06

Private by default

Personal workspaces and connected accounts stay yours. You share only what you save to the team.

Works with

  • ChatGPT
  • Claude
  • Claude Code
  • Codex
  • Cursor
  • any MCP-compatible assistant

By team

AI collaboration across every function.

01

Marketing teams

Share brand guidelines, campaign briefs and approved messaging, then turn one launch into posts, visuals and emails.

02

Sales teams

Keep account research, proposals and objection handling where every rep's assistant can use them.

03

Product teams

Carry user research, specs and decisions from discovery through launch notes.

04

Operations

Run procedures the same way every time with shared skills and checklists.

05

Agencies & freelancers

Keep a workspace per client so context, brand and deliverables never cross over.

06

Founders & small teams

Get a small team working like a bigger one, with one set of AI tools and one memory.

Getting started

Set up team AI collaboration in an afternoon.

  1. 01

    Create a team workspace

    Start on the free plan and invite teammates by email.

  2. 02

    Everyone connects their assistant

    ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Code, Codex or Cursor. Each person picks their own.

  3. 03

    Work, then save

    Save research, drafts and decisions to the workspace as you go.

  4. 04

    Reuse what worked

    Save a successful workflow as a skill so anyone can run it next time.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Can teammates use different AI assistants?

Yes. Each teammate connects whichever MCP-compatible assistant they prefer, such as ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Code, Codex or Cursor, and they all share the same workspace files, memory and skills.

Will my teammates see my chats?

No. Brainlet doesn't read or store your chat history. Teammates see only what you or your assistant deliberately save to the shared workspace.

How do permissions work?

Workspace members share its files, skills and Included tools. Connected accounts, such as Gmail or LinkedIn, are linked by each person and act with that person's own permissions.

How do we share a workflow?

Ask your assistant to save the steps as a skill. The skill records its instructions and the tools it needs, and teammates can see whether they're ready to run it.

Is there a team plan?

Yes. Start free, then add seats and credits as the team grows.

Keep exploring

Make every handoff a head start.

Free plan with credits. Invite your team when you're ready.

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