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A workspace the team works in: what it remembers, the applications it may use, the jobs it runs on a schedule, and the server under all of it. A workspace sets up its applications for the whole team; Tools does the same for one person, in the AIs they already use, and is sold on its own.

Memory

What the workspace knows about the team and the work, in files the team owns.

One memory shared by ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Code and Cursor

Connect any AI that supports MCP, the standard connection, to the same notes. One memory for all.

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The memory is a folder of markdown files

Everything the workspace knows is a file you can open, edit, and copy.

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Read or Full access to the memory, per AI

Read can search and recall. Full can also remember, link and forget. Set it for each AI.

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Search that finds notes by meaning as well as words

Ask about "the pricing call" and it finds the note titled "Q2 renewal terms."

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Browse the memory by day and by person

Lately shows what it learned this week. People shows everything it knows about one person.

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Tools

The accounts you connect once, and what each AI may do with them. In every workspace, and on its own as Tools.

The same tools in every AI that speaks MCP

One address, pasted once into ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Code or Cursor. Each gets the same accounts and rules.

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One command line for every connected account

Gmail and Calendar are two. Every account answers the same way, to a person or an AI.

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Passwords and API keys never reach the AI

Connected accounts are held by GBrain. An AI gets the result of a call, never the key.

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A permission level for every application an AI can reach

Gmail has four levels, Calendar two, web search is on or off. Set per application, for each AI.

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A circuit breaker on every tool, for when an AI goes haywire

Every tool on every account has a daily line. Cross it and that tool trips; nothing else does.

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A log of every action an AI takes with connected accounts

One row per action. Who asked, which AI, which account, what it did, whether it was allowed.

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Access that ends when you say, and on a date you pick

Turn an AI off and its next request is refused. Every AI's access also has an end date.

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Skills

The jobs the workspace knows how to run, on demand or on a schedule.

A directory of jobs GBrain already knows how to do

Every job on the shelf, with what each one does and needs. Read one, turn it on.

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One click, and a skill sets itself up

The method lands in the workspace, the skill asks for the accounts the job needs, and then runs.

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Work that runs on a schedule, and reports back

Give a skill a time. It runs, writes what it found to the memory, and tells the thread.

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Workspace

The room a team works in, and the server underneath.

One conversation the whole team is in, with the assistant

Everyone in the thread, everyone's messages, one assistant answering all of them.

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Watch the assistant work, and steer the answer before the end

The steps appear as it takes them. Add a note mid-answer and it takes the note.

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Named threads, with unread counts and the last thing said

A thread per piece of work, named. See which ones moved since you last looked.

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The workspace keeps working with the laptops closed

Hand it a job at night. Open the thread in the morning and the work is there.

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A private server per workspace, kept up to date by gbrain.io

The memory and skills run on a server of the workspace's own, wrapped and kept current by gbrain.io.

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Sign in with Google, or an email link, and no passwords

The whole team gets in with the accounts they already have. There is nothing to reset.

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Invite the team, and decide who administers

Members use every workspace in the organization. Admins invite, remove, and pay.

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Run the workspace on the model you prefer, from Anthropic or OpenAI

Pick the model a workspace thinks with, and change it later. Everything else stays.

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Guests

One link that lets people outside the team ask what is in the workspace's memory, and change none of it.

One link, and admins decide who gets in

Copy one link and send it however you like. Each person waits until an admin lets them in.

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A guest gets a chat, files and a computer of their own

Each guest asks in their own conversation, with their own files and a computer for analysis.

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Admins read every conversation and cap what each may spend

Conversations lists who is waiting and who is talking, with each conversation's turns, cost and last activity.

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Experts

For the people who set GBrain up for others: every deployment on one screen, run from the browser or a terminal.

Launch and run GBrain for every client and coworker

Every deployment on one screen. Onboard the next client or coworker with one link.

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Run every client's workspace from one terminal

Connect the terminal once, launch a workspace for each client and check on all of them.

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The workspaces you manage for other people, on one page

How each one is doing and which have answers waiting.

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One price per workspace, paid by the client or their company

The client, or the company you work at, pays GBrain directly. What you charge for the work is yours.

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