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to your team's pages.

Claude Code, Codex, or Claude reads the spaces you give it: the pricing floor, a client's history, the deploy runbook.

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For Claude Code, the installer does it on a linked computer: nothing to type.

sales

Your AI quotes the real floor.

Without the brain it guesses a fair discount. With it, it reads the floor your founders set and says which page it read; the model can still misread a page.

one question, without and with the brain · an example

can we give acme 20% off to close before friday?

brain: off

A 20% discount can be a reasonable closing incentive. Check your pricing guidelines first.

brain: on

No. Discounts stop at 15%, and more takes two founders (pricing/floors.md). Offer the migration package that closed Northwind.

It reads before it answers

The current page, not last month's chat.

It writes down what was settled

A decision becomes a page the next AI reads.

Each AI, its own name

Every page it writes names it.

The pages outlast the model

Next year's AI reads the same pages on day one.

a working day

Your AI works from the pages your team keeps.

The same question stops coming back, because the answer is written down once. Examples: the pages and the answers are invented for this page.

A quote

Quote Northwind for 40 seats.

pricing/floors.mdread

List price, less 15% at most. More takes two founders.

A launch note

Draft the launch note.

style/house-style.mdread

Short sentences, no exclamation marks, the name in lowercase. Draft below.

A deploy

Can api and web restart together?

runbooks/deploy.mdread

No. api takes the migration lock first, then web starts.

A decision

Note why we chose Postgres.

decisions/postgres.mdwrote

Saved as a page. Every AI on the team reads it next time.

claude code

Link the computer, and Claude Code reads as you.

The installer adds the brain to it, and it works as you in the spaces and specialists that computer syncs: it is no agent, and nothing is shared with it. On an owner's or an admin's computer it also invites people and shares spaces, and asks you first each time. Codex, Claude on the web and your phone, and Claude Code on a computer without the sync client take the brain's address instead: you tick what each may do, and it reads only the spaces you give it.

by addressclaude code, without the sync client
$ claude mcp add --transport http --scope user instibrain https://brain.instibrain.ai/mcp
Connect this client to your brain: Claude Code asks, reading is always ticked, writing is a box, managing who reads what is a box, and nothing is granted until you approve
what it reads

Your AI reads only the spaces you give it.

A new AI starts with nothing. On Devices you pick its spaces, to read or to write, never above your own role. The company that runs the model sees what your AI reads.

on the web and your phoneClaude reads the open spaces you give it.
  • Acmeopen · reads
  • Personalopen · reads
  • Financesealed · no key there
on your computerClaude Code and Codex also read sealed spaces.
  • Acmeopen · reads
  • Personalopen · reads
  • Financesealed · reads, here only
Which of your AIs is this: an AI you approved before, with the spaces and specialist it reads, or a new AI, which reads nothing until you give it spaces in the cockpit
your yes

Your AI asks before it changes who reads what.

A share shows you every page the newcomer would read; an invite goes by mail, never through the AI. Nothing changes until you say yes. Built for AI shows the real replies.

before you connect

What people ask before they connect.

Which AI can I connect?
Claude Code on Mac, Windows, and Linux, Codex, and Claude on the web and your phone. Claude Code on a linked computer connects through the sync client; the others connect by address, each with its own sign-in. Several read the brain at once.
What can my AI read?
Claude Code on a linked computer reads what you read there, every space the computer syncs. An AI added by address reads only the spaces you give it on Devices. A sealed space opens only on a computer with the sync client, which holds the key.
What does your server see?
An open space's pages, as markdown. A sealed space's pages, as ciphertext; what still leaks is on the security page.
Can my AI write back?
Yes, in the spaces you let it write, and only where your own role writes. Every page it writes names it, and you.
What happens when we change AI?
The pages stay. The new AI connects with the same address and reads them on its first day.
How do I start?
Your company needs an account first: request access. Then each person links a computer, and Claude Code on it reads the brain from its first session.

Give your AI the pages your team keeps.

Everyone uses the same models. The difference is what yours knows.

Request access → Connect Claude Code