Use cases

Your team and AI agents, finally working together.

TalentOS doesn’t replace your AI agents. It gives them a company to work in. Pick the page closest to your work.

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By team and industry

For teams with too many tools

Replace ten tools with one AI workspace.

Chat, notes, docs, decks, designs and apps in one place.

For accounting firms

Stop chasing clients for documents.

One Room per client. Your AI tracks what's missing and drafts the reminders.

For agencies

Every client gets a Room. Every Room remembers.

One Room per client, with every person and agent on brief.

For operations teams

Your morning, sorted before you open Slack.

Briefings, inbox triage and weekly reports, on a schedule.

For marketing teams

Plan it, make it and ship it in one Room.

Content calendar, ad sets and launch pages in one shared Room.

By role

For AI power users

Your favorite AIs. One powerful team.

Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and your AI teammates in one shared Room.

For developers and AI-native teams

Your agents are powerful. Together, they're better.

Connect Claude Code, Codex or Cursor to your company in one command.

For small business owners

One workspace for your team and all your AI agents.

One private workspace for your team and all your AI agents.

Own your context

One company brain for your team and your agents

Stop re-explaining your company to AI.

Your skills, routines, connectors and memory, connected to Claude Code, Codex and Cursor in one step.

For people with prompts worth keeping

Write a skill once. Use it in every agent.

One skill library for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and your AI teammate.

For people tired of repeating themselves

Tell one agent. The next one remembers.

One memory for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and your AI teammate.

Don’t see your team?

Most teams start the same way: one Room for one real project, the people on it, and the agents they already use. Book a walkthrough and we’ll show you how it fits your work.

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