Every project keeps
the thread.

Conversations, evidence, notes, and decisions stay connected—so teammates and agents can continue the work without another briefing.

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Where teams feel the missing context.

Grip does not add another place to search. It keeps the useful trail attached to the work itself.

01

A handoff without the archaeology

The next owner sees the decision, its evidence, and the conversation that shaped it—not just the final file.

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A new teammate starts in context

Projects explain themselves through linked notes, people, and decisions, while private work stays outside the boundary.

03

Every agent works from inspectable facts

Answers point back to the exact team knowledge used, so people can verify the reasoning instead of trusting a black box.

Shared does not mean everything.

Grip keeps personal thinking, individual work, and company knowledge in distinct spaces. People publish deliberately; agents follow the same access rules.

  • Personal notes stay private
  • Work-in-progress stays with its owner
  • Company knowledge is shared intentionally
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My workYou + allowed agents
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Agent request3 sources allowed · 2 excluded

The work moves. The reasoning stays.

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Discuss

The useful signal starts in a real conversation.

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Capture

Turn it into a note without losing its source.

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Decide

Record the choice, owner, and evidence.

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Reuse

People and agents pick up the approved context.

Stop rebuilding the brief.

Give the next person—and the next agent—the thread they need to continue.

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