A shared room where the right people create threads, add context, and work with the same AI on one job.
Sasan
@SuperEmber take the 14 accounts that churned last quarter and get them back on a call.
SuperEmberApp
On it. Opening a shared room so the right people can work on this together.
Priya
Careful, we already emailed a few of these last month.
Picked up as contextA shared canvas for the whole job
14 accounts pulled from HubSpot. Drafting outreach for the 5 with the highest recovery value.
Product context needed before the outreach goes out.
Approve sending 5 emails
Anyone in this channel can answer.
Every AI tool so far has been one person, one tab, one private conversation. The output lands in a document nobody knew was being written, and what worked leaves with whoever asked.
Single-player AI
Multiplayer AI
Product, engineering, sales, finance, or anyone else can join the same job, contribute context, and steer the same AI without copying work between private chats.
Invite product, engineering, sales, finance, or anyone else. Everyone enters the same room with the same brief, work, and decisions.
Anyone in the room can open a thread for research, implementation, review, or follow-up. Every thread shares the room's context and stays visible to everyone.
Teammates add context, give instructions, correct direction, answer decisions, or pick up the work. Nobody is trapped inside another person's private AI chat.
The shared Room
The room is the shared canvas for the job. It holds the brief, collaborators, threads, AI work, decisions, and the full record, so nobody copies context between private chats.
One room per job
Open it from a channel or the dashboard, invite the right people, and create threads for each part of the work.
The right people, all in one place
Product, engineering, sales, finance, or any other collaborator can join. Everyone sees who contributed what.
Decisions the room answers
An approval can be addressed to a person, a team, or anyone in the room. Whoever answers is recorded, along with where they answered from.
Evidence, not claims
What the agents made and what they actually read, listed and attributed, so you can check the work instead of trusting it.
Always in the conversation
What makes it feel like a coworker is that it does not need to be spoken to directly to stay useful. It reads the room.
Mention it and it acts
Tagging SuperEmber is a directive. It picks the work up, opens a room if it needs one, and starts.
Talk past it and it still listens
What your team writes to each other in the thread is captured as shared context and folded into the agent's next turn, rather than treated as an order.
Anyone can steer
The person who started the job is not the only one who can change it. Anyone can correct direction or create a new thread for another part of the work.
It works both ways
Rooms mirror into the channel and channel messages link back into the room, so the conversation and the work never split into two places.
The operating engine
A collaboration layer is only worth anything if the agents in it can actually do things. This is the part that lets them.
The weekly report, the escalation path, the onboarding checklist. Describe it once and it becomes a workflow with triggers, conditions, approvals, waits, and your agents as steps. Then it runs without anyone remembering to run it.
Stripe, HubSpot, Gmail, Notion, and the rest, through managed connectors. SuperEmber also speaks MCP, so the catalog stays open-ended.
Decisions, context, and how your team works get written down as the work happens, and every agent and every teammate can recall them later.
Slack, Teams, and the dashboard are one surface, not three products. Nobody has to change how they work to work with it.
Mention SuperEmber in a channel and the work happens in the thread. Progress, approvals, and the finished result post where the team can see them.
The same in Teams: mention it in a channel, approve on a card, and the result comes back into the conversation.
The full room canvas: collaborators, parallel threads, shared context, AI work, evidence, open decisions, and who is here now.
Making the work visible to your team does not make your systems permissive. SuperEmber joins only what you invite it to, asks before anything it cannot undo, and records who did what.
Invited, never assumed
It joins the channels and rooms you add it to. Nothing is open to the whole organization by default.
Approvals gate the irreversible
Anything the agent cannot take back waits for a person, however many people are watching.
Everything is attributed
Every message, correction, approval, and handoff carries who did it, when, and from which surface.
Per-person permissions
People and agents reach the tools they are meant to reach, and nothing else.
Start free with $100 in credits. Open a shared room, invite the right people, and work with AI together.
