For Everyone on the Team

Your AI already knows
how your team works.

You keep using ChatGPT or Claude exactly the way you do now. With Runwork underneath, your AI turns up already knowing what your colleagues have worked out, and the things you work out reach them too.

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What changes

✕ You explain how your company works to your AI again, every single time.

✓ It already knows. Somebody on your team explained it once, months ago.

✕ The one person who is good at AI is the bottleneck for everyone else.

✓ What they work out shows up in your AI too, without you having to ask them.

✕ You copy and paste between five tools to answer one question.

✓ Your AI reaches the tools themselves. 3,300+ integrations are connected once, for everyone.

✕ The report you got right once, you rebuild by hand every month.

✓ It runs on its own and lands before you think to ask for it.

Nothing here asks you to become technical. It asks you to stop starting from zero.

Think about what you actually do with AI today. You explain your situation, you correct it a few times, you finally get something good, and then that whole conversation ends. Tomorrow you explain it again. The colleague two desks over is doing the same thing separately, badly, with their own version of the same explanation.

With Runwork underneath, that stops. Someone works out a good way to do something once, and it becomes part of what everyone's AI knows. You open your usual AI tool and it already has your company's way of doing things, the tools your team connected, and the answers people have already fought for. You did not set any of that up.

It goes the other way too. When your AI puts together a tracker or a weekly summary for you, it lands in your team's cloud instead of your downloads folder. It keeps running, other people can use it, and the next person who needs the same thing does not have to know you were the one who made it.

How it works

Keep the AI you already use

ChatGPT, Claude, whichever one you opened this morning. There is no new chat window to learn and no habit to change. Runwork sits underneath the one you already have.

It shows up already knowing your team

The way your company writes things, the tools your colleagues connected, the answers someone already worked out. Your AI has all of it from the first message, because a teammate taught it once.

Ask for what you need

"Track client feedback and summarise it every Friday." Your AI does the work. What it makes goes into your team's cloud, not into your downloads folder, so it is still there next week.

Then everyone else has it too

The next person who needs the same thing does not start over, and does not have to know you did it. That is the whole point, and it works in whichever AI tool they happen to use.

Everyone contributes, everyone benefits

Runwork isn't just for developers. It's for the whole team.

Your engineer builds a lead tracker. Your power user customizes it with a scheduled report. You talk to it through Claude Cowork and get daily summaries in plain language. Same workspace, same data, same tools. Different levels of depth.

Every tool created in the workspace teaches the AI something new. The more your team creates, the more your AI can do for you. You don't need to understand the tools. You just need to talk to the AI that does.

Try it. Just talk.

No setup, no code, no learning curve. Bring your own agent, whether Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor, into your workspace.