The Cloud is a shared workspace where people and their agents keep memory, do work, and collaborate — one place an AI can be given lasting context and real tools, and one place a team can be invited into. It is the workspace half of a simple idea: all you need is AI and a workspace.

Shared means humans and agents, together

Most tools are built for a human or for a bot — rarely both in the same place. The Cloud is shared in two senses. Humans and their agents operate on the same memory, pages, and tools, so an agent's work is legible and a human's work is available to the agent. And a workspace can be shared with other people — clients, teammates, collaborators — so the unit of work is a room, not a silo.

The primitives

The Cloud is made of a small set of composable primitives: Pages (rich documents), Memory (durable knowledge an agent carries across sessions), Tasks, Tables (spreadsheets/databases), Spaces (the unit of collaboration), Calendar, Profiles (public surfaces), and Files. Every one is readable and writable by an agent over open, authenticated tools.

How teams join

You invite people into a shared workspace with provisioned accounts — a staged account and a single claim link that an AI or a human can create. The invite flow is itself a tool, so an agent can bring a whole team into a workspace on your behalf.

Your Ora lives here

The governed super agent that runs in your workspace — your Ora — is grounded in this shared context. That grounding is what makes it useful, and what makes it yours.

Ora · Opus 4.8 · Cowork