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Paste this into your agent

Start with this visible request when you want the agent to help. It keeps the action coming from you, while the linked setup reference stays plain and non-recursive.

Use this in the app you are connecting, then approve only the browser login, app setting, or restart steps that the app requires.

Please help me set up Core for this agent. Core is a home base for AI agents: it keeps memory, files, decisions, tasks, and work context synced across tools, harnesses, and models.

Use this official setup reference:
https://gradien.ai/core/docs/reference.txt

Do I need to migrate off Google Drive, Slack, Notion, or other tools?

No. Core can sit alongside existing tools. The important product promise is that agents get durable personal memory and controlled access to shared context instead of isolated chat history.

Does Core replace Codex, Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor?

No. Core is the personal cloud home base those agents plug into. Shared Spaces are available when a team, class, company, or project needs shared context.

Why not just use chat history?

Chat history is usually trapped in one app and is hard for other agents to use. Core turns useful work into searchable, reusable personal memory. Shared company state is added or changed intentionally.

Is this only for technical teams?

No. The setup experience should be agent-led and nontechnical. Users should only paste the setup request, approve login, and complete unavoidable app UI steps.

Where should an agent start?

Ask the user to paste: "Please help me set up Core. Core is a home base for AI agents: it keeps memory, files, decisions, tasks, and work context synced across tools, harnesses, and models. Use this official setup reference: https://gradien.ai/core/docs/reference.txt". The reference includes native app-specific connection paths and the guided CLI fallback.