Is there version history?

Yes. Track document revisions and compare changes before approval.

Can external partners get read-only access?

Share read-only links for conversations and artifacts when appropriate.

Does each team library get its own agent?

Yes. Agents stay scoped to team sources with citation discipline.

How can I create one source of truth from Slack, docs, and meetings?

Yes. Shared Brain keeps team documents, notes, comments, version history, and scoped AI answers attached to shared libraries instead of separate chat threads.

Can teammates ask questions and get answers linked to the source document?

Yes. Team agents can answer from shared libraries with citation chips, so teammates can verify PRDs, meeting notes, research, or policy documents directly.

Can discussion happen on the knowledge itself instead of in another chat?

Yes. Shared Brain supports comments, mentions, and version history around the source material, keeping context tied to the documents people are discussing.

Can Shared Brain help onboard a new teammate into a project?

Yes. A teammate can ask scoped questions against PRDs, notes, meetings, and research instead of waiting for someone to explain project history manually.

Can the team generate weekly updates or status briefs from shared knowledge?

Yes. Shared libraries can be used to generate status summaries, decision briefs, research updates, and stakeholder-ready notes that link back to source material.

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Shared Brain

A shared AI knowledge workspace for teams

Team libraries with comments, @mentions, version history, and scoped agents. Decisions, meeting notes, and project documents stay attached to the sources everyone trusts.

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Collaborative knowledge workspace

Shared knowledge

Real-time collaboration for one shared source of truth

Comments and discussions attached to the knowledge itself

Version history so important changes stay traceable

Q2 product plan

Consensus this week: prioritize library Q&A and the content factory in the shared roadmap.

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Permissions

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What Shared Brain does in real workflows

Alignment without losing context — conversation lives on the knowledge itself.

Comments on library items

Threads attach to documents and passages — searchable beside the source.

Version history before sign-off

See who changed policy docs, roadmaps, or research summaries and when.

Scoped team agents

One grounded Agent per team library — no generic bot without sources.

Status updates from the same corpus

Generate weekly summaries everyone can verify against shared docs.

Clear permission levels

Private, team, and public publish paths with explicit roles.

Fewer repeated context requests

Teammates self-serve answers with citations instead of pinging owners.

How Shared Brain works

Create a team library

Invite editors and viewers with roles suited to sensitive materials.

TeamRolesInvite

Discuss on the knowledge

Comment, @mention, and resolve threads on the documents themselves.

CommentMentionResolve

Ask and ship from one corpus

Team Agent and Content Factory pull from the same shared base.

AgentFactoryAlign

Who Shared Brain is built for

Product teams

Roadmaps, PRDs, and research in one initiative library.

Research groups

Shared paper sets and lab meeting knowledge.

Consulting pods

Client workstreams with auditable discussion.

Course staff

Teaching corpora with TA-aligned cited answers.

Frequently asked questions

Private, team, and public levels control who can view, edit, or publish externally.

Align your team on one shared brain

Create a team library and stop losing decisions in chat.

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