A shared AI system for your whole team.
Your team’s shared context, wired into the tools they already use. Not a dozen disconnected chatbots.
Institutional memory walks out the door.
AI adoption fragments into a dozen disconnected tools. Context lives in threads no one can find. And every new answer evaporates in DMs instead of feeding a system the whole team can search.
Four parts, one source of truth.
Multi-workspace system
Personal and company context live together but stay separate. Everyone decides what’s shared.
Wired into your tools
Slack, Drive and the tools your team already uses. The system meets the work where it happens.
Company-specific skills
Built around how your team actually operates, not generic prompts.
Shared knowledge layer
Knowledge flows to the system, not to scattered automations. It becomes the source of truth.
The team stops re-answering.
Company context lives in one searchable system: clients, decisions, projects.
Meeting notes and team comms are synthesized, not lost in threads.
New context flows into the system instead of evaporating in DMs.
The team stops answering the same question ten times.
Sensitive material is handled local-first.
Personal and company contexts are kept separate; you decide what’s shared. Private knowledge does not sync to the cloud by default. Who can see what is explicit, and security is set up before any integration is wired.
We run on a Company-OS ourselves.
Coon is the AI operating system that runs Amuse day to day. It’s a Company-OS in production. We’ll happily show you.
Meet Coon →Before you ask.
How does it connect to Slack / Drive?
Through integrations you authorize, one at a time. The system reads the context you choose to share, and nothing else.
Who can see what?
You decide. Personal and company contexts stay separate, and access is explicit per workspace.
How is this different from a wiki?
A wiki waits to be written and read. Company-OS absorbs context as work happens and acts on it. It answers, synthesizes, and remembers.
What about our sensitive data?
Local-first: sensitive content stays on your machines and doesn’t sync by default. Security comes before integrations.
Give your team one memory.
Tell us how your team works. We’ll show you the system.
