OzBrain is a shared knowledge layer that every AI agent on your team reads and writes, positioned as a company brain rather than another per-product memory. Connect it from the connector menu in Claude or ChatGPT and your agents work from one current source of truth instead of a folder of launch-plan copies. Knowledge nests into pieces so an agent pulls the slice it needs, newer thinking automatically supersedes older notes, and every write is staged and recorded with the agent and reason behind it. Free up to 50 articles, Pro $20 per month.
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Point every agent at a single brain instead of duplicated files in Drive and email
Let an agent fetch only the nested slice a task needs, not the whole document
See which agent changed what, when, and the reasoning it gave
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