Runwork is the layer underneath that makes everything work together.
You gave everyone a ChatGPT account. One engineer uses Claude Code. Someone tried Cursor last week. Three AI tools, three laptops, zero shared context.
When one of them figures out a prompt that works or a workflow that saves an hour, it stays on their laptop. It can't run on a schedule. It can't become a team tool. Nobody else can use it.
You have no idea what anyone's actually doing with AI, or whether any of it is working. And every week a new tool shows up that someone's asking about.
It isn't your team's fault. There isn't a layer underneath that sets them up, holds their work together, and shows you what's moving. That's the layer Runwork adds.
What starts as experimentation becomes part of daily work, then turns into repeatable workflows the team can build on.
Everyone has a chat tab open for answers, drafts, brainstorms. The bar your team already cleared.
AI does things. Pulls a Stripe report, triages your inbox, runs a skill that knows your sales playbook. Some teams are starting here, usually patchy.
Your sales lead says "ping me in #sales when a HubSpot deal closes." Their AI agent builds the workflow, wires up HubSpot and Slack, and ships it to the team. Real apps, real automations. Until now this took an engineer.
Individual AI tools don't work with teams. Runwork gives you and your AI tools a shared layer:
You pick the AI tools and write the rules. Your team downloads the Desktop app, gets set up, and starts working. No IT tickets, no policy meetings.
Choose which agents your team can use. Not everyone needs five.
Manage your teamOne set of company context, delivered to every agent, once.
Team instructionsSend invites from the dashboard. Each teammate downloads the Desktop app and walks through onboarding.
See the Desktop appFinds ChatGPT, Cursor, Claude, whatever's already there. Installs what's missing.
How detection worksTeam skills, integrations, and automations land in every agent on each teammate's machine.
How sync worksEach teammate's AI already knows the company. No more generic replies.
What teammates get on day one
Skills, automations, apps, integrations. One teammate sets something up, and every agent on the team can use it. Nothing figured out gets lost.
A teammate figures out the best way to do something. Every agent on the team can do it.
Explore skillsSlack, Stripe, HubSpot, Gmail, Airtable, and 3,195 more. Your AI talks to your tools.
All integrationsMulti-step jobs on a schedule or a trigger. Weekly reports, daily scans, hourly syncs.
See automationsDescribe what you need. Your AI builds an app the whole team opens in a browser.
See team apps
A live score across many dimensions. Named recommendations for who to help next. A weekly digest telling you what moved and what to do.
Setup, Usage, Building, Knowledge. See exactly where you stand and where the gaps are.
Explore the dashboardSend invites, watch setup status fill in for each member.
Team dashboardNamed recommendations: "Sarah hasn't created anything yet." Act on them.
See recommendationsWhat moved, what didn't, what to do next. Every Monday morning.
Digest detailsRunwork curates the new tools, new capabilities, and new ways of working. A weekly digest for team leaders. Daily tips in the Desktop app, shaped by how your team actually used AI yesterday. When a new agent drops, your shared workspace syncs to it.
Works with Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, Codex, Windsurf, and whatever comes next.
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