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Introducing OneWorld AI

Why OneWorld AI?

OneWorld AI unifies the context each person builds up with their AI agents into one company memory, and that memory compounds with every session your team runs.

Today AI work happens inside one person's session and stays there, so a company can be full of fast individuals and no more productive than it was last year. OneWorld AI puts a single harness around the tools your team already uses: work stays in Claude Code or Codex, and every session is held where the next person can open it and carry it further.

How OneWorld AI works

Hand a session to a colleague

Start a session inside a project, then invite a colleague to it as an editor or a viewer. When they open it, they're looking at the same work you were, and they can carry on from whatever state you left it in.

Keep the reasoning attached to the result

Everything your team tried, dropped, and decided is captured in the session as the work happens. Nobody has to keep a decision log on the side, because the session already holds the reasoning that produced the result.

Point an agent at real code

Once an organization admin connects GitHub and binds a repository to a project, your agents work against the code your team actually ships. In Ask, an agent will read that repository and answer questions about it, without editing files, running commands, or committing anything. Integrations has the full list of GitHub permissions and what each one lets an agent do.

Move between the cloud and your terminal

Localize copies a cloud session onto your machine so you can carry on in Claude Code CLI or Codex CLI. Share runs the other direction, lifting a session out of a local agent and into OneWorld AI, where the rest of your team can pick it up.

Where to start

Ready to set up? Quickstart walks you through creating your organization, connecting GitHub, and registering your first computer. If a word in the product is unfamiliar, Concepts is a short read.

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