The Brayn guide
How your team’s work
becomes shared knowledge.
Decisions end up in chat. The reasoning stays in a document. The person who knows the answer is in another meeting.
We’re building Brayn to connect those pieces, so your team can ask a question without starting the search from scratch.
In development This is a guide to the product we’re building. Early access isn’t open yet.
The loop, drawn
From a question to a shared answer.
Connect the work
01 · Connect
The decision is in there somewhere.
“Let’s move the checklist after the first project.”
“People are leaving before they can try the product.”
Selected sources, with their access rules.
This illustrates the workflow we're building. The sources and answers here are examples, not a live workspace.
01 · Connect
Start with a few useful sources.
The first release is planned around five tools. You’ll choose the channels, folders, spaces or repositories that Brayn can read.
- Slack
- Google Drive
- Confluence
- Jira
- GitHub
Brayn will show indexing progress and any gaps in coverage. A source that hasn’t finished syncing should never look complete.
These integrations are in the build plan. They are not available from this website yet.
02 · Ask
An answer is useful when you can check it.
Brayn will look across the sources you’ve connected for relevant messages, documents, decisions and procedures. It will bring the useful pieces into an answer with citations.
Check the source
Each answer should show where its claims came from, with a way to read the original context.
Know what’s missing
If the available sources don’t support an answer, Brayn should say so. Conflicting accounts should be visible too.
Keep access rules
An answer should only use material the person asking is allowed to read. The same rule applies to agents acting for them.
Keep the history
A new decision should replace an old one without erasing why the earlier answer was given.
03 · Ask a person
Some knowledge still lives with someone.
When the sources don’t contain an answer, Brayn will offer a way to ask someone with relevant experience. Sending that question is your choice.
The person answering can confirm whether their reply should become part of the team’s knowledge. That gives the next person a source to use, instead of another message to send.
04 · Use the context
Give your tools the same starting point.
We’re building access through MCP and an API so authorised tools and agents can use the same company context as your team.
Reading an answer and taking an action are separate steps. An agent’s access will be limited by its permissions and the person it acts for. Actions that need approval will show a preview before they run.
Agent access and approvals are part of the planned app. There is no agent endpoint on the marketing site.
Where we are now
We’re building the first release.
The console interface is in place. We’re now working on the backend and integrations that make it useful with your team’s own data.
Build notes, rarely.
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