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A workspace is the home for one business or brand. It holds your projects, your deliverables, your memory, your team, and your integrations. Think of it as a control panel: open your workspace and see, at a glance, how everything is going — without having to chase people or dig through chats.

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Two faces of a workspace

The health panel

The present. A roll-up of what’s happening across your projects — what’s on track, what’s stuck, what needs you. This is “see where everything stands without it all going through you.”

The memory

The durable. What your business knows and has decided — the conclusions and playbooks that survive long after a project is archived. See Memory.
Both come from the same source — your projects. The panel reads project activity to show health now; memory distills project activity into knowledge you keep.

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What lives in a workspace

  • Projects — the work in progress. See Projects.
  • Memory — everything the business knows (facts, notes, playbooks). See Memory.
  • Apps & Assets — the deliverables produced across projects, reusable workspace-wide. See Apps & Assets.
  • Team — the people, alongside the AI agents that work with them.
  • Integrations — connections to Slack, Telegram, GitHub, and more.

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One workspace ≈ one business or brand

A workspace assumes a single business or brand. Your brand, your memory, and your deliverables all live at the workspace level, so they can be reused across every project — not trapped inside one.
Running several distinct brands? For now, use a separate workspace for each. An organization level that sits above workspaces — holding shared vision and strategy across them — is on the roadmap.

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Projects

How work actually gets done inside a workspace.

Memory

How your workspace remembers and gets smarter over time.