Bring colleagues, Claude, GPT, Gemini and Grok into the same chat. As many agents as the job needs work at once, check each other's work and ask people for what they don't know. Everyone keeps their own access, so nobody sees more than they should.
See what makes it different"What's our margin on this job? If I can't see it, ask Sam."
Everyone works with the same agents, and every message runs with the access of the person who sent it. Jo can't open the finance folder, so the agent asks Sam instead of showing it.
How it works"Ask Priya and Jason to confirm the leave rules before you build the calculator."
The agent asks them, waits until they answer and carries on. Coding agents in T3 Code can ask your staff and clients the same way, so nobody plays go-between.
How it works"Write the proposal, and don't show me until it passes."
Claude writes it. Reviewers from two different AI families score it out of 10 without knowing your pass mark, and it goes back until both pass it.
How it works"Here are 40 customer emails. Draft a reply to every one."
Each job gets its own agent, on the model that suits it, all working side by side. There's no set number: it's as many as your AI accounts and server can handle.
How it works"Atlas, update the goals page with everything we just discussed, and call my phone when it's done."
With Atlas, the meeting recorder in the same suite, say a request out loud and the agents get to work while the meeting carries on.
"Add the CRM login for the sales team."
Save a login once for yourself, a team or the whole organisation. Agents use it wherever you allowed, and the people using them never see it.
How it worksIt does real work. Research, writing, analysis, your files and your tools, with the model you pick. Hand over a whole list and it runs every job at once.
Different AIs work together. Claude, GPT, Gemini and more work in the same chat and check each other's work, something you never get inside ChatGPT or Claude alone.
Agents run your other apps. A meeting is recorded, then an agent pulls out the decisions, starts a chat for every task an agent can do, and creates a task for each one that needs a person.
It works with your team. Share a chat and everyone works with the same agents. Each message runs with the permissions of the person who sent it.
Connect things once. Add a login, tool or file store for yourself, a team or the whole organisation. The agent uses it wherever you allowed, without anyone retyping it.
The jobs that eat your week are rarely the important ones. These are the ones Interweave OS takes off your plate.
You lose Monday morning pulling last week's numbers together.
A schedule does it before you arrive, as you, with your access.
You explain the same background to AI every single time.
Say it once. Every chat starts already knowing it.
AI hands you work that you then have to check and fix.
Two reviewers from different AI families check it before you see it.
You are the go-between, chasing people for answers.
The agent asks them for you and brings the answer back.
You open your inbox and don't know where to start.
Your assistant sorts what needs you today and drafts the easy replies.
That spreadsheet should really be a proper little tool.
Describe the tool. The agent builds it and Interweave OS hosts it.
Paste in ten jobs and ten agents start at once, each on the model that suits it, while you get on with your morning. There's no set number: it's as many as your AI accounts and server can handle.
Here are ten things to do today. Give each one its own agent and tell me when they are all done.
Five agents working, all at onceYour own assistant sends a short brief at the start of the day: your top priorities, who is waiting on you and the meetings to prepare for. Open it on top of anything and ask "what did Sarah say here?", and it reads what is on your screen.
Summarise this chat and tell me what is waiting on me.
Start any request with "every Monday at 8 am" and it runs by itself, as you, with only your access. Agents with one job, like a weekly report or a morning inbox sort, check in with you so you never have to remember.
Every Monday at 8 am, put together last week's sales numbers and what changed.
Say what good looks like and set a pass mark. Two reviewers from different AI families score the work and send it back until both pass it. Or press Second opinion under any answer before you rely on it.
Write the proposal, then have a reviewer from another AI family check it hard for gaps and errors, and fix what it finds.
Bring the team into any chat and everyone works with the same agents, each with their own access. It chases colleagues for answers, keeps a checklist of who asked for what, and shares only what you choose from your private chats.
List what each person in this chat agreed to do, by name, with dates.
Paste one prompt into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini, paste the answer back, and tick what to keep: your memory, projects and custom GPTs come across. Your memory stays yours, your team's memory stays with the team, and the agent sounds the way you like.
What do you remember about me?
Before an email, an invitation or a public app reaches anyone outside your organisation, you see exactly who gets it and what it says, and you tap Send. Every action leaves a receipt, so "drafted" never pretends to be "sent".
Draft replies to the new enquiries and leave them for me to check.
Ask for a leave calendar, a quote calculator or a searchable price list. The agent builds it and Interweave OS hosts it at its own address. Share it with a team or make it public, and ask the agent to fix it if anything breaks.
Build a team leave calendar as an app. Everyone in the team can add their leave, and it shows who is away this week.
Your brief arrives: three things need you today, and one meeting to prepare for.
You paste in ten jobs. Ten agents start at once, and you get on with your morning.
The proposal comes back, already passed by two reviewers from different AI families.
Lunch stays free. A schedule watches the inbox and only tells you about something urgent.
A client answers a question your developer's coding agent asked them. Nobody had to pass it on.
Two supplier emails wait for your OK. One tap each, with a receipt.
Tidy up shows twelve chats are done. Archive them in one go and head home.
An illustration of a day using features that work today.
See a colleague's words take shape as they type.
Every open chat sorted: done, needs you, waiting on others.
"We're going in circles" gets you the fix, privately.
Ask the quick question without derailing the main chat.
Add a colleague to keep you honest on one goal.
Talk to your assistant from Telegram, voice notes too, with more apps on the way.
A quiet note when the agent repeats itself, never a nag.
Paste a share link and carry on where you left off.
It knows the screen you are on, remembers how you work, and briefs you each morning.
Summarise this chat and tell me what is waiting on me.
Remind me at 3 pm to call the supplier.
Hand over ten jobs at once. Each goes to its own agent, in whichever model suits it.
Here are ten things to do today. Give each one to its own subagent and tell me when they're all done.
Go through these 40 customer emails. Split them between subagents, draft a reply for each, and give me the five that need my attention.
Bring people or a whole team into the same chat. Everyone works with the same agents.
Summarise this chat so far for Sam, who just joined.
List what each person in this chat agreed to do, by name, with dates.
A weekly report, a morning inbox sort, a coach. Set it up by talking, and it checks in on its own.
Every weekday at 4 pm, summarise what happened in the Sales team chat today and post it here.
Every Monday, put together last week's sales numbers and what changed.
Say it once. Every chat knows how you, your team and your organisation work, and sounds the way you like.
Remember for the team that campaign briefs go to Priya by Thursday.
Remember for the organisation that our financial year ends in June.
Claude, GPT, Gemini, Grok and more: switch provider mid-conversation and keep the whole history.
Write the article with Claude, have GPT check every fact, then ask Gemini what would help it rank better in search.
You've tried this three times and it still isn't right. Read the whole conversation above and tell me what we keep getting wrong.
Turn your best know-how into skills the agent uses by itself. Bring your GPTs across in minutes.
Rewrite this paragraph in our brand voice.
What should we charge for this?
Two reviewers from different model families score the work, and the agent improves it until both pass it.
Write the proposal, then have a reviewer from another model family check it hard for gaps and errors, and fix what it finds.
Inboxes, calendars, OneDrive, SharePoint and network shares, with you choosing what the agent may do.
Every 15 minutes, check my email for anything important I need to act on quickly, and tell me here.
Find 30 minutes with Sam and Priya next week for the quarterly review, inside everyone's work hours, and send the invitation.
Turn meetings into action, see what is slipping, and give every team the same standards.
Hand repeat work to schedules, build small tools on request, and keep logins out of chats.
Quotes from your own price list, follow-ups that get sent, and research done in parallel.
Write together with live drafts, keep the brand voice in a skill, and review with two models.
Find the file, reconcile the numbers and chase the overdue, with approval before anything changes.
Check documents against each other, keep each matter in its own project, and get work reviewed twice.
Draft replies from your own policies, sort the inbox, and hand the tricky five to a person.
Keep every request tracked, every chat tidy and every person clear on what they agreed to.
Coding agents ask clients and colleagues the questions directly, so developers stop relaying messages.
ChatGPT only uses OpenAI's models, Claude only Anthropic's. Interweave OS works with all of them, so every job gets the model that is best at it, and you can switch mid-conversation without starting again.
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Find your way around and use every part of Interweave OS with confidence.
Write requests that get the answer you wanted the first time, and fix it fast when they do not.
Write for the model you are using, pick the right one for the job, and use the other family to check the work.
Hand whole jobs to an agent and its team of helpers, then review the results instead of doing the work yourself.
Copy-ready AI requests for research, writing, documents, meetings, email, repeat work and decisions. Change the names and send.
GPT does exactly what you write. Claude fills the gaps. How to prompt each model family, pick a model and effort, and use one to check the other.
AI states wrong things with confidence. Ask for proof, check in proportion to the stakes, and get a second opinion from another model family.
A shared AI platform for organisations. Every chat has its own AI agent, which can read and write files, search the web, use your tools and start as many more agents as a job needs, all working in parallel. You can work alone, or share the chat so a group or a whole team works with the same agents together. It uses Claude, GPT and other models, and you can switch between them in the same chat.
There is no pricing yet. Interweave OS is in private beta. Join the waitlist and we will be in touch as places open up.
Any model your organisation connects, grouped by family, such as Claude from Anthropic, GPT from OpenAI, Gemini from Google and Grok from xAI. You can pick a model for each chat, change it mid-conversation, and have a model from one family check the work of another.
Yes. Agents run on the AI accounts or API keys your organisation connects, so you choose the providers and see the usage. Interweave OS shows tokens and estimated cost by person, team and provider.
Your messages go to the AI provider of the model you use, through your organisation's own accounts, just as they would if you used that provider's own app. The makers of Interweave OS collect none of it. Whether a provider keeps or trains on data depends on that provider and your account type, so check their terms.
No. In a shared chat the agent acts with the rights of whoever sent each message. You can ask it to summarise your private chat for the group; if a colleague then asks for more detail from that private chat, it cannot read it for them.
Interweave OS is in private beta. Join the waitlist and we will be in touch as places open, with practical AI tips in the meantime.