What's New
Introducing Teams
One shared memory for your whole team and every AI agent they use.
Basic Memory Teams puts your whole team — and every AI agent they use — on one shared memory. A decision captured in one teammate's Claude session becomes context for another's Codex run. Invite teammates into a shared cloud workspace, work from the same projects, and everyone's agents reach the shared knowledge automatically.
Teams adds a team workspace alongside your personal one — your own notes and projects stay where they are, and you switch between workspaces in the app whenever you want.
Teams is a cloud feature and requires a subscription with one or more seats. Billing is per seat. Your personal cloud workspace (and any local projects) keep working alongside it.
What you get
- Three workspaces, side by side — local, personal cloud, and your team's shared workspace. Switch between personal and team workspaces in the app; local projects stay on your machine, reachable from the CLI and MCP alongside them.
- A shared workspace for the team — projects everyone on the team can read and write.
- Roles — five levels, from read-only viewer to owner, with editor, user admin, and admin tiers in between.
- Email invitations — invite teammates by email; a seat is only used once they accept.
- One source of truth for every agent — Claude, Codex, and the rest discover team projects across every workspace you can access, with no extra setup.
Invite your team
Invite members by email from Settings → Members — they sign in, pick up their role, and start working in the shared projects right away. Roles, statuses, and member management are covered in Members and Roles.