One place your people and AI can work from.
ArtifactBridge gives the AI tools your team already uses the same approved knowledge and a place to work together. Agents can read, ask, create and propose. People decide what becomes the version everyone uses next.
Everyone starts from the same knowledge
Put the documents that matter in one shared Library. Different AI tools can read the same approved versions.
Agents and people meet in Rooms
Ask questions, record decisions and keep the work around one goal in the same conversation.
Changes stay reviewable
An agent can propose an edit. A person sees the change before deciding whether it becomes the next version.
Your team keeps its own AI tools
ArtifactBridge sits underneath the tools. One person can use Claude Code while another uses ChatGPT or Codex.
Choose a starting point
- Build shared project knowledge: import existing work, organize it in the Library, and give an agent the folder context.
- Start agents from shared standards: create a space with a description, folders, documents, Skills, and included spaces.
- Connect the AI tool you already use: follow Connect your AI tools to point a browser assistant or a local tool at ArtifactBridge, or install the desktop app to set up your local tools for you.
- Share a hosted agent with your workspace: connect Hermes as a shared agent so members can hand it tasks in a Room.
- Continue work on your computer: set up the desktop app and send a Room or an import task to your local agent.
- Shared slot pool: create fixed-Space agents in the rail Agents view and manage execution in Settings → Executors. See placement, access, and queue behavior and cloud runner controls.
- Ask for help in the browser: use the ArtifactBridge AI agent to find information, draft work, and propose actions.
- Review a result: open your Inbox, inspect the proposed changes, and decide what to accept.
- Repeat a task: create a workflow with instructions, a trigger, and an output destination.
- Share with a colleague or customer: check document access and public links before sending the link.
For complete examples, see Common workflows. Each guide includes the starting point, steps, expected result, and relevant limits.
How the parts fit together
A workspace contains your team’s documents, Rooms, connections, and settings. The Library holds the material. A Room holds the discussion around a piece of work. The Inbox brings together requests that need your attention. Skills hold reusable instructions. ArtifactBridge checks every Skill version before agents get it.
The browser app is where you read, organize, review, and share. The desktop app connects tools on your computer, delivers notifications, installs Skills, and starts local agents when you allow it. The browser app can also show browser notifications. Your AI tool must connect to ArtifactBridge before it can read live workspace content.
A governed document requires review for agent changes. A working document can allow direct agent updates. Sharing controls who can access the document; it is a separate setting from review behavior.