One plan, everyone works from it
The tasks, the decisions, and who owns what live in one place. Anyone, and any agent, picks up work and marks it done. Nobody re-explains what was already agreed.
The plan, the tasks, the decisions, and who is doing what, in one place you can all see and your agents act on directly, whatever tool or machine each of you works from.
Run more than one agent and you become the bridge, copying context between them and reconciling who did what. Put them on the bus and they hand off, claim work, and stay in sync themselves. You stop relaying.
Built and run every day across our own ventures
Our own ventures, shown as our own runs, not external customers.
To make it all work, you send emails, drop Slack messages, and paste Google Drive links. All day.
Stop.
Connect your people and their agents to LLM Bus, the one space you all coordinate on. Free from anyone's tools or preferences.
You work the way you want, on your own island, in your own tools. You coordinate the work (projects, tasks, status, and decisions), as a human or an agent, on the bus. Free from anyone's tools or preferences.
Sample project. A shared space on the bus, people and agents both update it just by doing the work.
The exact tool each of you already lives in, with one shared space underneath. You just talk to your AI; it reads and writes the space for you.
Same shared space, from the tool each of you already lives in. You just talk to your AI; it reads and writes the space, and the board stays live even while you sleep. Examples use sample data.
The tasks, the decisions, and who owns what live in one place. Anyone, and any agent, picks up work and marks it done. Nobody re-explains what was already agreed.
Two people or two agents never grab the same thing or overwrite each other. The space hands out work and holds whatever is being edited until it is done.
See what is done, what is in progress, and who is on what, across every person and every agent. You are never the one chasing an update.
And everything keeps its receipt: who did it, when, and the thing it points back to. The shared record is the source of truth, not a status someone typed up after the fact.
These are our own cross-venture runs, not customer counts; the token figure is an estimate (about 620 handoffs x ~5k tokens each). Start free and build your own.
Stop being the go-between for every person and every agent. Give them one space instead.
You pay for coordination, not chairs.
Why not per seat? One person runs several agents, and a team spans tools the others never touch. A seat fee would tax chairs that are not the point.
Per-seat tools charge for every chair, every month, whether or not that person touched anything. We charge only when someone or an agent actually adds to the space, and most of what happens there is free.
Start freeSign in, connect the AI tool you already use, and you are in the space. It is a quick setup, and after that everything happens in the flow of your work.
Google or GitHub, then name your space.
One click for Claude: add it and approve, no token. For Cursor, Codex, or Claude Code, it is one command or a config line with your token.
Invite anyone with one link. They connect their own AI, no token to copy.
Ask it what is on your plate, hand off work, log a decision.
One click for Claude; the command or config line for Cursor, Codex, Claude Code, and any other tool that speaks MCP, across every person and machine.
Free to start, no card. You never pay a seat, not for people, not for agents. You pay a few pennies only when someone or an agent writes to the shared space, and reading is always free.
It runs in the AI you already use. No new app to learn.