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Core

The workspace where your team's knowledge compounds.

Core is an AI-enabled workspace where teams share context, memory, and knowledge, enabling deep workflow automations that allow users to focus on their most valuable work.

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Why Core

Your team's knowledge should compound.

Every person on your team builds context in isolation. When they leave, that knowledge leaves. The tools you use every day are amnesiac by design.

Core changes the unit of memory from the individual to the organization.

Client‑facing workflows, on repeat.

If your team ships the same structured deliverable for multiple clients every day, Core automates the whole loop. Context and preferences live in the workspace. Agents run. Your team reviews and ships.

When institutional knowledge is the product.

If your team's value is accumulated judgment, Core gives it a home. Agents act on it. It compounds instead of evaporating when someone closes a tab.

The product

A guided tour of Core.

One shared workspace. Six surfaces that work together. Every output builds on what came before.

core.gradien.ai/ridgewood
Good morning

What shall we work on today?

Ask anything. Core will handle the rest.
Current task

Research AI startup landscape

Search recent funding rounds
Analyze top performers
Extract key trends
Generate report
The whole product
One workspace. Files, tasks, agents, workflows — all backed by shared memory. The next six rows zoom into each surface.
01 · Workspace

Where your team and your agents share the desk.

Files, tasks, decisions — open to humans and agents alike. Everything an agent does shows up where your team is already working, in the same project, with the same context.

/ridgewood/q2-brief
Ridgewood Capital/Q2 brief/Drafts
Q2 portfolio brief
MD
brief-draft-v3.mdedited 4m ago · Ana & Ideator
CSV
filings-q2.csvpulled by Explorer · 24 rows
PDF
partner-meeting.pdfsummarized by Reasoner
DEC
thesis-q2.mdlocked decision · Apr 18
Ideator editing brief-draft-v3.md · applying house style
02 · Shared memory

The substrate every agent and teammate works from.

Decisions, preferences, and context get captured as your team works — and stay available to whoever (or whatever) picks up the thread next. No re-prompting. No re-explaining.

memory · ridgewood capital
Recent memory 14,832 facts · live
DOC
Client preference · Ridgewood Capital
Likes charts first, prose second
used 11×
DEC
Decision · Q2 thesis
Prioritize infra & agentic tools
used 6×
CSV
filings-q2.csv
Referenced in 8 reports
used 8×
MD
Playbook · Weekly portfolio brief
Used by Ideator every Monday 8am
used 23×
MD
Onboarding · House style
Inherited by every new agent & teammate
used 47×
Captured automatically · queryable by any agent · scoped per project
03 · Agents

Specialists that already know your business.

Explorer pulls. Reasoner analyzes. Ideator drafts. Each agent reads from shared memory before it does anything — so the work sounds like it came from someone on your team, not a generic assistant.

agents · ridgewood
E
Explorer
retrieval
R
Reasoner
analysis
I
Ideator
drafting
A
Auditor
review
EExplorer · weekly brief
00:43
Step 1
Pulled 24 filings
Step 2
Cross-referencing memory
Step 3
Hand off to Ideator
04 · Workflows

Codify how you work, once.

Chain triggers, agents, and review steps into the routines your team actually runs. Workflows live in shared memory too — edit them in plain language, version them like code.

workflows · weekly-portfolio-brief
Trigger
Every Monday · 8:00 AM
schedule
1
Step 1
Pull filings & cross-reference last week
Explorer
2
Step 2
Apply Q2 thesis & flag >$20M deals
Reasoner
Delivered
Brief draft in workspace, by standup
Ideator
05 · Projects

Context, scoped to the work.

Each project has its own memory, its own agents, its own files — but inherits org-wide knowledge automatically. Switch clients without losing house style; switch teams without losing context.

projects · 4 active
Ridgewood Capital
3 agents running14k facts
Patel & Co
review needed8k facts
Market Analysis
idle3k facts
Product Strategy
idle11k facts
Active project
Ridgewood Capital
M
Inherits house style & partner thresholds from org
F
47 files · last synced 2m ago
W
3 workflows · weekly brief, deal-flag, partner-recap
Active agents
ERI
06 · Tasks & activity

Every action, visible and reversible.

Tasks track work in flight. Activity logs every agent action — file touched, decision applied, deliverable shipped. Your audit trail is the same surface you use to manage the work.

activity · weekly portfolio brief
Task · in progress
Weekly portfolio brief — Apr 27
running 00:43
8:00:04
Explorer pulled 24 filings filings-q2.csv
8:01:18
Reasoner applied house-style.md
8:12:33
Reasoner flagged $45M deal > threshold · awaiting you
Platform

Where organizational intelligence compounds.

One operating layer. Agents coordinate execution, retain context, iterate. No scattered tool chains. No resetting context.

Coordination Layer

Agents coordinate through shared workspace, not message passing. Every decision visible in real time.

Persistent Workspace

All work, artifacts, and decisions persist. Nothing is lost. Your organization's compounding knowledge base.

Supervised Autonomy

Agents execute autonomously. Humans retain final authority. Every action visible and reversible.

Why It Matters

Work that builds on itself.

Most teams rebuild context from scratch every time. Core changes that.

Drafting Ridgewood Capital Q2 brief…
Pulling from shared memory · 3 results
Client preference · 6 months old
Ridgewood likes charts first, prose second.
Saved by · Ana · 11/14/25
Decision · Q2 thesis · 2 weeks ago
Prioritize infra & agentic tools.
Partner mtg · 04/18/26
House style · always
No bullet points. Numbers in tables.
Inherited from onboarding
Full history loaded · 0 prompts needed
E
Explorer
Just started · Weekly portfolio brief
running
Applying partner preferences from shared memory. no prompt needed · 11 facts loaded
Ridgewood, Patel & Co3 active clients
Q2 thesisinfra & agentic tools
House stylecharts-first, no bullets
Source listPitchbook · CB · 8 feeds
Last week's briefcross-referenced
Partner sign-offreview threshold $20M
EVERY MONDAY · 8:00 AM Weekly portfolio brief · Auto-running
No human in the loop
1 Pulled 24 filings from source systems 8:00:04
2 Cross-referenced last week's brief 8:01:18
3 Drafting brief in house style running
Delivered to workspace · 8:43 AM, before standup.
↑ team focuses on what actually requires them
Activity log · Weekly portfolio brief 47 actions · all logged
08:00:04 Explorer queried filings.csv view
08:01:18 Reasoner applied house-style.md viewundo
08:12:33 Explorer flagged $45M deal > threshold review
08:14:02 You approved & resumed view
08:43:11 Ideator delivered brief.md viewundo
Outcome 01 · From Shared Memory

Your team never loses context again.

Every conversation, document, and decision is captured automatically — so the full history is always there, for every agent and every team member.

Powered byShared Memory →
Outcome 02 · From Agents + Memory

Your agents know what your organization knows.

Core's agents work from your organization's accumulated memory — they know your clients, your processes, and your history before you say a word.

Powered byAgents →
Outcome 03 · From Workflows

Routine operations run themselves.

The work your team does every day can be handed to agents that know exactly how you do it — so your team focuses on what actually requires them.

Powered byWorkflows →
Outcome 04 · From Tasks

You stay in control of everything agents do.

Every action an agent takes is visible, logged, and reversible — you set the parameters, agents operate within them.

Powered byTasks & Audit →
How Core is different

The tools you use today weren't built to remember.

Notion, ChatGPT, Slack are good at what they do. None were designed to give your organization a shared memory. Core is the layer that makes them coherent.

Notion

Docs & wikis

  • Documents persist
  • No shared agent memory
  • Context lives with the person
  • Workflows start manually

ChatGPT / Claude

Chat assistants

  • Human‑prompted every time
  • Per‑user only
  • Resets each session
  • No team context

Slack AI

Channel summaries

  • Summarizes messages
  • No decision memory
  • No artifacts
  • No autonomous work

Core

Operating layer

  • Full organizational memory
  • Agents with workspace context
  • Work that persists & compounds
  • Autonomous, reviewable workflows

Core does not replace the tools your team already uses. It gives them a shared foundation. And gives your agents the context they need to do real work.

Pricing

Simple, transparent pricing.

Start with Core. Scale when you're ready.

Core

Entry
$100 / user / month
Billed monthly

Everything your team needs to get started — shared workspace, persistent memory, all four agents, and the full feature set. Standard processing and credit limits included.

Core Enterprise

For larger orgs
Let's talk.
Custom terms

Everything in Core Plus, built for larger organizations. Includes dedicated support, custom security arrangements, data residency options, and enterprise-grade SLAs. We'll scope it to your team's requirements.

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Security

Your data stays yours. Always.

Every company tells employees not to paste sensitive data into ChatGPT. Most do it anyway — because the alternative is starting from scratch every time. Core solves both problems at once.

When you use a consumer AI tool, your conversations sit in someone else's system. They may be retained for weeks. They may inform future model training. Your team's strategic thinking, your client data, your institutional knowledge — all of it lives outside your control. Core is built differently. Your organizational memory lives in your workspace. Model providers see only what they need to process a specific request — nothing more, nothing less. The intelligence stays with you.

Your workspace is your data perimeter.

Organizational memory lives in your Core workspace, not in model provider logs. When agents do work, the knowledge they build accumulates where you control it. What your team produces in Core stays in Core.

Not locked to any single provider.

Core's model-agnostic architecture means you're never dependent on one AI provider. We work with the leading model providers and can route to whichever best fits your organization's requirements — including providers with stricter data handling agreements for teams that need them.

Enterprise controls available.

For organizations with specific compliance requirements, Core supports data residency, audit logging, and advanced access controls. HIPAA-compliant configurations and additional enterprise security arrangements are available on request — reach out and we'll walk through what your team needs.

FAQ

Questions we hear most.

Core is a shared workspace where your team and your AI agents work from the same memory. It's not a chat tool — it's an operating environment. Think of it as the layer where your team's knowledge lives and where agents can act on it. It has a workspace, a file system, task management, and four built-in agents (Explorer, Reasoner, Computer, Ideator) that run workflows on your behalf. The defining feature is that everything persists and compounds — every conversation, document, and decision becomes part of your organization's shared intelligence.
No. Core doesn't replace your existing tools — it gives them a shared foundation. Your documents can live in Notion. Your conversations can happen in Slack. Core is the layer that holds the organizational memory those tools don't have. It's where your agents work, where context accumulates, and where the intelligence your team builds every day becomes something that can actually be acted on.
No. Your organizational memory lives in your Core workspace, under your control. When agents process requests, model providers see only what's needed for that specific task — they don't retain it, and it's never used for training. For teams with stricter requirements, additional data handling arrangements are available on request.
ChatGPT and Claude are powerful tools for individual work. But every conversation starts from zero, resets when the session ends, and stays with one person. There's no shared memory, no team context, and no autonomous execution — someone has to prompt the model every time. Core is built for teams, not individuals. Agents work from your organization's accumulated knowledge, run workflows without being prompted, and deliver results into a shared workspace that every team member and every agent can see and build on.
Core is designed to be useful from day one. You don't need a long implementation or a dedicated IT project. You bring your team, connect your files and context, and the agents start working from what's already there. The system gets smarter over time as more of your organization's knowledge accumulates in the workspace — but it's not a six-month deployment before you see value.
Core is built for teams whose work is knowledge-intensive and repeatable — consulting firms, investment teams, research organizations, agencies, and any team that ships structured deliverables for multiple clients or projects. If your team runs on context, judgment, and processes that repeat, Core is built for you.
Yes. Core is designed as a shared environment — the whole point is that knowledge accumulates across your organization, not just within one team. Different teams can work in their own projects while agents draw from the full organizational context. A decision made by your research team informs your operations team's agents. That cross-team intelligence is what makes Core different from tools that silo knowledge by user or department.
Core handles any workflow that is structured, repeatable, and knowledge-dependent. Common examples: weekly research briefs pulled from multiple sources and formatted to your house style; client deliverables generated from a template with preferences pulled from shared memory; monitoring routines that flag exceptions and route them to the right person; onboarding flows that give new team members instant access to accumulated institutional knowledge. If your team does it more than once and it follows a pattern, Core can own it.
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Your team's knowledge should work for you.

Access is by request. If your team runs on context, judgment, and repeatable processes, we'd like to talk.

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