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Supermemory Company Brain is a super agent with shared memory for your team that you can ask questions and that can act in your tools. It pulls from the work you already do - Slack threads, docs, GitHub, Linear - And can pretty much act as a real employee in your team.

Remembers

Meetings, decisions, projects, and who owns what — kept current as your connected sources sync.

Acts

Pulls your open PRs, finds a Linear issue, or answers in a Slack channel — not just recites text back.

A quick example of its capabilities

It’ll answer a question, actually go do the work, or just jump into a conversation on its own when it’s got something worth saying — like a coworker would, not a search bar. You can configure how funny and unhinged it is, or how of it you want.

Ask it anything

Put it to work

Let it speak up on its own

You don’t need to mention it. It speaks up when it has something to add. It’s smart and proactive!

Same knowledge, useful everywhere

It’s your team’s knowledge — it doesn’t have to stay in Slack. Take it wherever you’re actually working:
  • Your coding agent — ask Claude Code or Cursor mid-session what the team decided, why a file looks the way it does, or who to ping about it, without tabbing over to Slack.
  • Your own tools, via MCP — Company Brain speaks MCP, so if whatever you’re building can speak MCP too, it can ask. Plug it into an internal tool, a script, whatever you need.
Same permissions graph everywhere, no exceptions — asking from Claude Code doesn’t get you anything asking from Slack wouldn’t.
This knowledge can be used wherever you and your teammates go — see Using outside Slack for how to connect.

Use it your way

Company Brain isn’t locked to one model or one voice. Two things you control directly:
  • Any model, no markup — bring your own LLM and pay nothing extra for inference.
  • Its tonality — configure how it talks, from buttoned-up professional to fully unhinged. Make it sound like your team, not a generic chatbot.

Where to go next

Company Brain has a handful of ideas worth understanding before you set it up: Our permissioning setup, how to configure it, proactiveness, automations, and more.

The permissions graph

What’s remembered where, and who can read it.

Setup and onboarding

Get your team’s workspace running.