Ask about tasks, docs, files, and messages with a scope you choose. Search the whole workspace, draft inside docs, and run agents that report on progress.
These are the screens your team works in every day. Explore what each one does before you sign up.
ASK EDWORKING BRAIN
Conversation starters cover creating a task, writing a doc, researching the web, preparing for a meeting, and searching Edworking. Past conversations are saved, so a thread you started last week is still there when the question comes back.
How can I help you today?
Pick a starter to fill the input, then finish your thought and send.
SCOPE AND DEEP THINKING
A scope selector points the assistant at all spaces or a single one before you ask, so you always know what it is reading. Deep thinking mode is available when a question deserves more than a quick answer.
AI SEARCH
Search tasks, docs, files, and messages in a single query instead of checking four places. Results come back as workspace objects you can open and act on, not as a list of links.
SEARCH FILTERS
Filter results by who sent something, who received it, or which project it belongs to. Search also reads content inside PDFs and images, so you can find a scanned contract by what it says rather than what it was named.
AI IN DOCS
The AI bar inside a document can generate a first draft, rephrase a paragraph, fix tone and grammar, condense a long page, or translate it, using the workspace context around the document.
Start writing, or ask AI to draft it for you.
AI IN CHAT
Run Ask AI on any individual message, or mention @brain in a conversation. Useful for catching up on a thread that ran while you were asleep, or extracting what a long discussion actually decided.
Recording pass for the onboarding tour is booked for Wednesday. Should be about two hours.
Nice. I still need the migration guide done before we announce anything, otherwise support has nothing to send people.
@brain what did we agree on for the Q3 launch?
VOICE INPUT
Dictate a prompt when typing is slower or your hands are busy. Handy for capturing a thought straight after a call, before the detail disappears.
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AGENTS AND REPORTS
Knowledge Assistant answers from team knowledge and Daily Reporter publishes recurring progress updates. Per-space AI reports appear on the Home dashboard, and both agents are switched on and off in workspace settings.
Follow the work
Explore the workspace, find the source, and bring AI into the conversation where your team is working.
Interactive product preview
How can I help you today?
Pick a starter to fill the input, then finish your thought and send.
Choose where to look
Example workspace. Explore without creating an account.
1 / 3Read the original customer stories behind these experiences.
“I left ClickUp to move here because ClickUp wasn't user-friendly for my team. I fully understood the processes, but they didn't. And some of my team members are in the Philippines. So that's why we just shifted to something much easier.”Edworking customer ·
Read the customer’s story →“At the same time it was always a disconnection to communicate with staff and freelancers on Slack while the project tasks were sitting in ClickUp. But we tested it for a month now in our team and everybody is happy! Simpler task setup than ClickUp, better performance and finally projects and messaging in the same app. They even helped us to migrate from ClickUp.”Edworking customer ·
Read the customer’s story →Six products that replace your whole stack, and the hundred small things around them.
Yes. Tasks, docs, chat, meetings, and files sit in one workspace, and AI is available inside each of them rather than as a separate product.
Yes. A scope selector lets you point the assistant at all spaces or a single space before you ask, and it can only work with content you already have access to.
Yes. AI search reads content inside PDFs and images as well as tasks, docs, and messages, with filters for sender, recipient, and project.
Knowledge Assistant answers from team knowledge and Daily Reporter publishes recurring progress updates. Both are enabled per workspace in settings.
A standalone chatbot starts from nothing every time. Edworking AI starts from the tasks, docs, files, and conversations your team already has.
Users who only want a general purpose chatbot with no team workspace. Teams needing per-agent approval rules, schedules, and audit history today. Engineering groups that need code assistance rather than collaboration AI.