Give the work a direction.
Start with an outcome. Add the brief, the files and the details your team needs to do it well.

- Clear first steps
- Accessible from the start
- Project brief attached
CLAUDE CODE & CODEX AGENTS, IN PARALLEL
Run Claude Code and Codex agents in parallel with your people and tools. Turn an idea or a WhatsApp request into coordinated work, with a clear place to review.
Free hosted seat for the first 100 verified accounts.“Bring the brief.
Connect the team.
Review the result.”
Illustrative workspace with sample data. Concurrency depends on your infrastructure and model-provider limits.
Bring your models.
Availability depends on your configuration.
Model usage is billed by your providers.
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One agent can do a task. A shared workspace helps you coordinate the people, agents and tools around the whole job.
Raise a request, ask what is happening, or get an agent involved—from the conversation you already use.
See the real conversationGive focused jobs to agent sessions. Let them exchange messages, share progress and stay connected to the plan.
Explore agent coordinationUse MCPs and connectors to give agents access to the configured tools, information and accounts the job needs.
See how tools connectWork solo or with a team. Keep the brief, decisions and results in one place, with people involved in review.
Meet the shared workspaceAn agent runtime gives a session its tools. TM8 connects the sessions, people and work around it. These shared building blocks—called primitives—make that coordination possible.
In TM8, those building blocks are stored as connected records, or entities. Here is what they help you do.
Break an outcome into tasks and subtasks. Connect dependencies so each agent can see its part in the larger job.
Improve onboarding → research → build → review
A shared plan instead of scattered requests.
A session is a workspace record you can act on. Create a session, send it instructions and steer it as the work develops. Agents can create and coordinate other sessions too.
A coordinator brings in a research agent and a build agent.
Parallel work you can follow and redirect.
People and agents can exchange instructions, questions and progress across sessions. Keep the conversation attached to the work it concerns.
Research sends findings to the builder; the reviewer asks for a check.
Less manual copying between separate chats.
Connect documents, decisions and results to tasks and sessions. Give the next agent a way to find what happened, what exists and why the work matters.
The brief, research notes and review evidence stay linked to the task.
A useful starting point for the next teammate.
Work on your own or with a team. Keep responsibilities and agent activity in a shared workspace, using supported providers and the permissions your setup allows.
A person sets the direction. A coordinator delegates. A person reviews.
Clearer ownership across people and agent sessions.
Parent–child links and other relationships connect the records. Craft arranges them into a graph; a complex part can contain a nested plan of its own.
Project graph → implementation plan → tasks, sessions and results
The details stay connected to the bigger picture.
Tools connect. Work coordinates. MCPs give agents access to configured tools. The WhatsApp bridge brings requests into the workspace. Connected machines let sessions exchange messages across servers.
Shared structure helps agents coordinate; results still depend on the brief, model, permissions and review. It does not guarantee error-free or duplicate-free work.
You do not have to be at your desk to involve your team. Ask TM8 a question about connected work, report a problem, or request an agent to investigate.
Bring the request to TM8 from WhatsApp.
TM8 can hand work to a teammate and return an update.
Follow up in the conversation. Approval remains part of the work.

The request: “@tm8 Ask Jev is not working in the chat please fix it”
TM8's reply: “I've put someone on it. A teammate is now finding out why Ask Jev isn't working in the chat and fixing it.”
The reply also says that the app will not change until approval, and asks for details about the failure.
Four connected steps.
One continuous flow.
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Start with an outcome. Add the brief, the files and the details your team needs to do it well.

Keep decisions, design notes and the repository connected. Give every teammate the same starting point.

Research, build and test in separate sessions. Keep the threads connected to the work they share.

The result comes with the conversation and the checks. Your team reviews it and decides what happens next.

Different ideas.
A shared way to build them.
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A shopping assistant for WhatsApp and Telegram.
Reads your screen and responds with context.
AI-powered creation for still images and video.
Medical lab management software, provided as a service to multiple customer organizations.
A product built for schools.
We used TM8 to connect the work behind this site: implementation, browser review and a verified release handoff.
Read the first-party project storyProduct recordings
Watch the full product tour, or take a closer look at planning with Craft.
Start with a small outcome, the right context and a review you can trust.
Start with independent outcomes. Share the constraints. Review the combined change before it ships.
Read the workflowCurate a small, relevant starting point. Keep decisions connected. Update the context when the work changes.
Read the workflowDefine the checks before work starts. Inspect the result. Keep the release decision separate from the implementation report.
Read the workflowShare a personal workspace, license your team per user, or discuss an enterprise setup. During early access, the first 100 verified accounts keep their hosted seat free. Model subscriptions and usage are paid separately to your providers.
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