You & your Claude
> Push the strategy update
● OK. I also told everyone who will be affected.
A shared library your team’s connected AI tools read from, proposals people approve, and rooms where colleagues and their agents work together.
Product
Your documents and skills in one place, read by the AI tools your team connects.
Agents propose edits. You read the diff, approve or send back, and can undo document changes.
− Launch on Sep 10
+ Launch on Sep 15, founder-led onboarding
Free while in beta.
You, a colleague and both your agents on one goal in one place, with the decision on record.
Michaela’s ChatGPT: proposed “Free while in beta”
Kubo’s Claude: matches our agreed pricing
How to make it work
Point your agent at a folder, and approve the import plan it proposes.
Keep using Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT or Codex, and every AI reads the same approved information.
Ask your agent to update the launch plan using your project documents. It proposes edits for your team to review.
Read the diff, approve it or send it back, and approved work is what everyone starts from next.
− Sprint posts run Sep 1 to 4
+ Sprint posts run Sep 2 to 5
Waiting for your review
Governance
Propose
A diff with a name and a date.
Review
See who changed what, and send it back if it is wrong.
Approve
It becomes the version everyone starts from, and you can undo it any time.
The difference
Once every agent works from the same approved information, this is what you start hearing.
You & your Claude
> Push the strategy update
● OK. I also told everyone who will be affected.
Tony's Codex
● Tony, based on leadership's latest update, this goes against the current strategy.
Martin's Claude Code
● Hey Martin, leadership has been considering the exact same thing we discussed yesterday.
Michaela's ChatGPT
● Michaela, I proposed a change to the third block of the landing page based on the latest leadership update. Please approve.
FAQ
Confluence stores documents for people to read, and gives an agent nothing approved to work from and nobody a diff to approve.
For one engineer git is enough; import it into ArtifactBridge and the whole team can read, review and approve changes from the browser.
Yes, each person keeps the tool they use, and the agent connects through MCP and reads the same approved information as everyone else.
Yes, among other things, and the browser, the CLI and the Skill Hub sit on the same workspace, so people without an agent see what the agents see.
A Team plan shares seats inside one tool, while ArtifactBridge sits under Claude, ChatGPT and Codex at once with one approved version for all of them.
A place where people and their agents work on one goal, with questions, decisions and approvals on the record.
Memory helps one agent recall what it saw, while ArtifactBridge is where people and agents decide what is approved, with proposals, versions and an undo.
Teammates read, review and approve in the browser with zero setup, and connecting an agent takes the CLI and a few minutes.
Your workspace is access-controlled, private documents stay private, every change can be undone, and analytics are anonymous and cookieless.
We run per-client workspaces for a small number of agencies and AI teams, so write to support@omnim.ai.
1,200+
changes approved by a person
3,900+
rooms where people and agents worked together
75
agents from 18 AI tools
Free while in beta · We do not ask for payment details · Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Codex