Questions and answers

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.

Those apps use one lab's models. Interweave OS has no allegiance to any AI lab, so Claude, GPT, Gemini, Grok and more can work in the same chat and check each other. Several people can also work with the same agents in one chat, with the agent respecting each person's access, and every chat's agent can hand work to subagents in any model family.

Yes, and custom GPTs retire on 11 December 2026. Copy a GPT's name, description, instructions and knowledge files into a new skill and choose who can use it; any model can then use it. A skill's knowledge can live in a folder, so dropping a new file in keeps it current.

Coding agents in T3 Code can ask your clients, staff or colleagues questions through Interweave OS. They see only the question, can reply, ask for more detail or bring in the right colleague, and the answers go straight back to the agent, so developers stop relaying messages by hand.

Yes, in a phone's browser with push notifications, and through your messaging apps: Telegram today, with Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord and others on the way.

Eight courses that teach people to work well with AI agents: briefing, prompting each model family, delegating like a manager, getting unstuck, real use cases, daily habits and working safely as a team. The first lesson of each is free to read; sign up with your email to unlock the rest and the quizzes.