Frames on a shared surface that agents write to over MCP and your team edits in the browser. The same objects, live, at the same moment.
A project is divided into layers, one per stage of the work, so a skipped stage is visible rather than invisible. Whatever belongs in a stage becomes a frame in it.
Native Google Docs, Sheets and Slides, and real Office files. Not an export that approximates one. The actual file, editable in the tool your client expects.
Process maps, architecture and data-flow diagrams land as editable drawings, not flat images someone has to redraw to change one box.
Each agent session is a named tab on the surface. You can see which one is working, and bring everyone’s view to what it’s talking about.
One drafts, one checks, one prepares the client pack, each on a different layer of the same project and each held to the skills that project attaches.
This is a fair question and it has a specific answer for each one.
| Where AI output usually goes | What breaks |
|---|---|
| A chat transcript | Linear and private. Five options means five scroll positions, and nobody else can see any of them. |
| Copy-pasted into a document tool | Stale the moment it’s pasted, and the agent can’t update it. You become the integration. |
| A design canvas | The right shape, but no agent can write to it. Nothing appears on its own, and no agent is present in the room. |
One connection, then the same surface from every tool your team uses.
Free to start. Connect the AI tools you already use.