Projects end, but judgment recurs. A team decides something in a meeting, and the reason lives in one person’s head or a transcript nobody reads again. The next project, the next hire and the next assistant start from zero. Twentyfirst keeps the decisions and the reasons where the work happens, so the agent works the way your team would, and can show why.
It holds how your company thinks: its principles, ways of working, decisions and words, each with an owner.
Projects, documents, tasks, meetings and agents all run on it. Every agent action is checked, recorded and can be undone.
Agents keep Knowledge current and show every change with its reason. The page’s owner has the last word.
Written down once, read by everyone and every agent. Every page has one topic, an owner, a scope and a date to look again.
We sell to schools on two-year terms. We would rather keep a school than win this quarter’s margin. Renewals start 90 days out, with the account’s owner.
Small on purpose: one topic per page, a brief under 400 words, and pages nobody used in 60 days are archived.
Follow one decision from the room where it was made to every piece of work that depends on it.
The Sales team agrees out loud: two-year renewals can go up to 15% off. Look again in March.
Capture drafts the decision from the transcript: what, why, what it rests on, an owner and a review date. Maya makes it live.
Asked to prepare a renewal, the agent already has the decision and the Sales brief in its context, and offers 15%, not 20%.
The review date passes, or a page it rests on is rewritten. Drift flags the decision, and it lands with its owner.
Maya updates the decision, and every person, project and agent works from the new one. When people undo the agent’s work, Learner fixes the page that misled it.
Five Knowledge agents work on their own, each at a level you set. Every change lands in one feed with who made it, why, and an undo. People propose changes to pages they don’t own, and the owner decides.
Turns what meetings and documents settle into new pages or changes.
Merges duplicates, links pages, and moves a finished project’s lasting decisions up to its team.
Flags a page when its review date passes or a page it rests on changes.
Looks at the agent work people undid or turned down, and fixes the pages behind it.
Drafts the pages for questions Knowledge couldn’t answer.
Keep the assistant you like. Connect it with a personal key over MCP, the open standard, and it consults your company’s knowledge as you, seeing only what you may see.
Outside assistants can only propose. People decide.
Up to 15%. That’s the Sales team’s decision, owned by Maya and up for review on Mar 1.
Two-year renewals get up to 15% offEvery project keeps its own apps in the rail. Keep the page in the middle with the agent beside it, put the agent in the middle and watch the page follow, or focus on one thing at a time.
Ask for a page or a change and watch it land in the page itself, live, beside you. It already knows how your company and your team work. Every change is in the history with one-click Undo, and when you want to review first, it suggests instead.
Learn moreTeams of two to five who start a new idea every quarter and lose a week to setting up their tools each time.
One workspace with pages, sheets and a board, invite-only for the first fifty teams, and the agent in every app.
Teams bring too much at once. We start each one on a template and a checklist the agent fills in.
Pages, slides, sheets and plans on one rail, with one agent that works in all of them. Change a number and the chart on the slide follows; finish the task and the board already knows.
Learn morePeople and agents write in the same page at once and see each other work. Tick a task in a doc and it crosses the board for everyone. No copies to merge, and nothing waits to load.
Learn moreTwo days by the water in Aarhus. Maya books the rooms by the station.Maya
Day one is the roadmap. Day two is calls with five customers.Jonas
Every action has a key. Select a range of tasks and move them on in two strokes, or press ⌘K to find anything and ask the agent from the same box.
Learn moreBring your team’s thinking. Tell us what you’re working on and we’ll send you an invite.
