We asked 149 teams if they had a company brain.
17% have one that works. the rest have a wiki with a chat box on top.
So we took ten of them apart, open source and commercial, bought and DIY.
GBrain, Zep, mem0, Letta, Sylph, Gorgias Cortex, Slite Agent, Pletor, and the DIY
The scariest thing in your team's stack this Halloween?
An AI that answers from a two-year-old document, and sounds completely sure about it 👻
Slite Agent dressed our team up based on how we keep our knowledge.
Open Slite Agent to find yours (dark mode has an extra treat 🌙)
How much of your company's documentation would you trust an AI agent to act on?
That's one of the questions in our survey for our next playbook: how teams keep company knowledge accurate enough for people and AI to trust.
If you own documentation on your team, or you're rolling
We hosted a company brain webinar to talk architecture.
But the questions that kept coming back were about maintenance:
1. Who reviews a change before it lands?
2. Which edit wins when two people disagree?
3. How do you know a gap the agent flagged is real?
Building a company
Your dev team is shipping faster than ever with AI.
Your help center hasn't kept up.
In this demo, a maintenance routine finds a merged PR that changes product behavior and suggests an update to the help center.
How it works:
1. Set which documents to check, how often to run
