A conversation you can share.
Collaborators see the same transcript, files, and agent session. Messages keep their authors, so the team can follow who asked for what.
Codex or Claude Code
A shared workspace for research
Research together.
Keep the context.
Bring your team into the same Codex or Claude Code session.
Split the work, return with results, and keep moving.
Works withCodex+Claude Code
Retrieval studyShared workspace
Retrieval studyOne project, one shared conversation
YABBaseline comparisonRunning
Next: review the outputs@ Bring a teammate into the next step…
A focused session for each teammate
Split the work. Keep the thread.
A
Teammate A · Ablation
In progressCompare the retrieval settings.
Dedicated conversationB
Teammate B · Figure review
Ready to submitCheck that every plot supports its claim.
Reusable sessionBack to the main session
A reviewed summary and artifact links join the main agent’s queue.
Research
From an experiment to its evidence.
Retrieval comparisonReview
- Claim
- Does added context improve retrieval?
- Validation
- Compare matched settings on the same evaluation set.
- Result
- Attach the measured outputs before drawing a conclusion.
comparison.svgFigure linked to this experiment
SVGWorkflow previewChoose a tab to explore
Less catching up. More making progress.
Built around how research happens.
Independent work, connected.
Assign work with @member. Each teammate gets a persistent session to revisit, then submits a summary and artifacts for integration.
Delegate → review → integrate
Keep evidence close.
The Research panel connects experiments with their claims, validation targets, results, and figures. Preview the output beside the work that produced it.
Experiments · results · figures
01Order within a project.
Order within a project.
Parallelism across projects.
Each project processes its queue in order. Separate projects can run at the same time, each with its own workspace and conversation.
02Your code and paper,
Your code and paper,
one click away.
Keep GitHub and Overleaf links with the project. Share files, browse artifacts, and give collaborators owner, editor, or viewer access.
Run it on your own machine
Give your research a shared home.
Use your installed Codex or Claude Code CLI.
Create a project, invite your team, and start a conversation.