SODAX SDKDigital asset flows you can build and deploy with AI.
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Launched this week
Type is a shared workspace that compounds your team's best AI work. Connect tools once, use any model, and put skills, files, and threads in one place your whole team can see. Build custom apps and automations on a company brain that gets smarter as you work.
Type.com
@fletchrichman looks super clean how does the context window hold up as the shared workspace grows? congrats for launch🙌
Type.com
@vikramp7470 thanks! We run claude code and codex directly so it comes with their built in compaction/context management. We've got customers that have scaled up to large workspaces with no issues!
@fletchrichman it’s a great validation for the product.🙌
Documenso
Just to make sure that I understand, you can upload your whole company's knowledge and chat with LLMs and team mates? If so, that's really cool. Congrats on the launch!
Type.com
@catalinmpit yup - connect all your existing tools (Drive, Slack, CRM, etc) to create a dynamic company brain, and and then get work done in a shared space with your whole team, switching between any harness or model.
Documenso
@fletchrichman oh, that's awesome. Thanks for the reply!
I like the focus on making AI work visible to the whole team. Being able to see how someone solved a task could make collaboration much easier.
Type.com
@saqib_butt great name
Huge congrats team! Love the ability to work as a team on marketing that has similar voice, brand, and feel. Solved major pain point for our consumer product
Type.com
@anna_morales2 thanks for being an early user!
Dial
Left a review after trying it out - the "company brain that gets smarter as you work" pitch is the right framing, most team AI tools today reset context every session. How does it handle conflicting edits when two people are building on the same thread or skill at once?
Type.com
@galdayan skills are git-backed so the owner has to review any changes, it handles diffs and everything!
@fletchrichman the part about sharing skills and automations feels really useful.
curious what teams are building with it that they couldn't do before?