Make your team actually good at AI.
Most teams bought AI tools. Runwork sets people up so they actually use them, keeps what they build in one shared workspace, and shows you who is getting better.
Teach your AI once.
Everyone's AI knows it.
Teach your AI to do something, and it shows up in every teammate's AI. Build an automation, and it keeps running for the team even when your laptop is closed. Everything you build adds up in one shared cloud, ready for whoever needs it.
It works the same across every AI your team uses.
Your team has AI tools.
It's not AI-native yet.
You gave everyone a ChatGPT account. One engineer picked up Claude Code, someone else tried Cursor last week, and none of it connects. Three laptops, no shared context.
When one of them figures out a prompt that works or a workflow that saves an hour, it stays on their laptop. Nobody else can use it.
You have no idea what anyone is actually doing with AI, or whether any of it is working. And every week a new tool shows up that someone asks about.
It is not your team's fault. The missing piece is shared capability: setup, company context, skills, workflows, and a way to see what is changing. That is the part Runwork gives you.
One person figures it out. The whole team gets it.
Most teams have plenty of AI and none of it adds up. The skill someone sets up, the automation that saves an hour, it usually stays with that one person. Runwork shares it with the whole team.
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Someone figures out the right way to write up your meeting notes. Save it as a skill, and everyone runs it from their own AI.
Explore skills -
Slack, Stripe, HubSpot, Gmail, a few thousand others. All of it usable from your team's AI.
All integrations -
Hand off the weekly report. It keeps running at 2am whether your laptop's open or not.
See automations -
Ask for an internal tool and your AI builds one. Runwork runs it, and the team opens it in the desktop app or the browser.
See team apps
Set up the team without turning it into a project.
Choose the AI tools your team should use, add your company context once, and invite people. Runwork handles setup and sync, then gives each person a first useful AI moment. Setup does not have to start with IT tickets or a policy meeting.
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Choose the AI tools each role should use, and change them anytime.
Manage your team -
Tell Runwork about your company once. It syncs that context to every agent your team uses.
Team instructions -
Send invites from the dashboard. Each teammate downloads the Desktop app and walks through onboarding.
See the Desktop app -
Runwork finds ChatGPT, Cursor, Claude, and whatever is already there. It installs what is missing.
How detection works -
Everything the team has set up appears inside each person's agent. Nobody has to copy files around.
How sync works -
Each teammate's AI starts with your company context, team skills, and approved tools already in place.
What teammates get on day one
Your team gets better at AI. You can see where.
Training starts during setup and keeps going, so the team keeps getting better as AI itself changes. Each person gets practical next steps for their role, and you get one dashboard showing who is moving, who is stuck, and what changed.
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Every teammate gets a map of what they can do today, what to try next, and which habits are starting to fade.
See the journey -
Each person gets one useful next step. You see who received it and whether anything changed afterward.
Adoption and training -
Runwork notices patterns in your work, like a report you keep pulling by hand. It suggests a skill or workflow through your own AI, so the work stays on your machine.
Adoption and training -
See adoption scores, who is using AI for real work, and who needs help, like "Sarah uses AI daily but has not built anything yet."
Explore the dashboard
AI tools change every week.
Your team should not restart every time.
Runwork tracks what is new, gives people practical next steps, and syncs your shared capability to new agents when they show up. The tools can change. The team's work keeps compounding.
Works with Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, Codex, Windsurf, and the next thing your team wants to try.
Make your team
actually good at AI.
Set up the workspace, invite your team, and start seeing who is using AI for real work. Free to start, no credit card.