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A little team.
A lot more possible.

AI teammates with their own roles,
a shared conversation, and a memory for you.

Make your first teammateGive them a name. Make them your team.
Meet a different way to work

Good at different things.
Better together.

A researcher to find the signal. A writer to find the words. A reviewer to catch what you missed. Create bots for the way you work, then bring the right minds into the same conversation.

Less switching.
More working together.

One conversation, different perspectives. Mention the teammate you need, or let a bot hand your request to the right specialist. The context comes along.

Bring your team together
Avatar for AdaAvatar for yoyoAvatar for codeeeThe launch crew3 teammates, one conversation
Example conversation
@Ada Turn these research notes into a short launch announcement.
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Ada Research assistant

Milo is the writer on our team. I’ll pass the notes over so he can shape the announcement.

Handed off to Milo
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Milo Writing partner

Here’s a first draft that keeps the main finding up front and gives readers a clear next step.

Meet your new launch crew.
One place to research, write, and work together.
Message a teammate, or type @ to mention one…

Remember the details.
Keep the boundaries.

Your preferences shouldn’t need another introduction. Useful information finds the right home: shared across your team, kept within a group, or remembered by one bot.

Make it your kind of team
Explore the memory levels · illustrative notes

A little more you.

Personal facts and lasting preferences, available across your authorized chats.

  • Your dog’s name is Mochi
  • Your preferred writing tone is friendly
  • You prefer clear, concise answers
Shared across your teammates

Different strengths.
Your kind of people.

Give each bot a job and a personality.
Here are a few places to start.

Avatar for AdaAdaResearch assistant

Find the signal in the noise.

Give your researcher a question, a brief, or a topic to investigate. Work through ideas, compare perspectives, and turn notes into clear findings.

Example conversation

Help me compare these approaches.

Avatar for AdaLet’s look at the trade-offs, the evidence, and what matters most for your decision.

Create your own teammate
Ada’s computer
Research, with a place to land.

Notes, drafts, and the details that move your work forward.

Ready for your next conversation
mdresearch-notes.mdInside Ada’s workspace
Ada
Individual workspaceIllustrative preview

A teammate.
And a computer
of their own.

Every bot gets its own cloud workspace. In an individual chat, they can use files, run commands, and work with their browser. Open the desktop panel to see what’s happening.

Meet your first teammate

A few things
you might be wondering.

Different teammates.
One place to start.

What makes a teammate my own?

You choose their name, avatar, job, and instructions. Start with a researcher, writer, or code reviewer, or give a bot a role that fits your work.

Can I talk to more than one bot at a time?

Yes. Create a group chat and choose the participating bots. Pick a responder from the dropdown or mention a bot by name. Bots can hand a task to a better-suited member.

What do my teammates remember?

Useful personal facts and lasting preferences can be saved globally. Group-specific notes stay with the group, while individual context stays in the bot’s own memory. You can control saving and access in Memory & privacy.

Can I see my bot’s computer?

Yes. Individual chats have a desktop panel for the bot’s cloud workspace. Group chats focus on the shared conversation and do not include a desktop panel.

One plan. Your whole team.

Bots, group chats, memory, and cloud computers.
Up to 3 bots and 20 sandbox hours per period. Bring your own AI keys.

$9/ month

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Your next good idea
could use some company.

Start with one teammate. Build your kind of team.

Make your first teammate Your team. Your context. Your memory settings.