Invites and roles
The Team plan is $40 per seat a month, with $20 of AI per seat a month for the first three months, pooled across everyone. Invite by email; people keep their own discussions and gain the team's.
Sharing a discussion
Share it with the team and they can read it and continue it. Teammates comment in the transcript — notes the room does not answer and never sends to a model.
For anyone else, a share link makes a discussion readable without an account. Private until you ask for one, one link, and revoking it is permanent — the old URL stops resolving rather than being reissued.
Co-drive
A shared discussion that runs on someone's Mac can be continued by a teammate from the web, with the turn handed to that Mac. The owner's switch decides whether that is allowed; the app always says whose machine a turn is going to.
Controls the owner sets
- Tickets-only — discussions must belong to a project, so nothing lands unfiled.
- Spend by project, release or ticket — where the money actually went, not just a total.
- A ceiling per discussion — the blunt stop.
- Budget alerts — told before the month runs out, not after.
PII masking
A team setting: personal data is replaced before a prompt leaves and restored in what you read, with a line saying what was masked. Off by default.
Provisioning
SCIM 2.0 for accounts that provision from an identity provider, and sign-in through Google or Microsoft Entra ID. An admin mints the SCIM token once.
Slack
Where the deployment is connected to Slack, mentioning the bot starts a discussion, the thread mirrors it, and approvals appear as cards you can answer without leaving Slack.