Corners
Where AI plugs into work.
Bring your stack or use ours. AI reads your calendar, threads, and tickets — drafts replies, schedules events, ships tickets, attaches briefs. Slack, Gmail, Linear, Notion — and Corners' own.
Prompt
Build the feature requests from yesterday's Acme call.
Calendar
Found "Acme demo — yesterday 2pm"
Meeting
Read the recording summary
Slack
Pulled #customer-feedback thread
Linear
Created 3 issues: CSV export, audit-log filter, dark mode
Notion
Drafted design notes for CSV export
Done
3 tickets shipped, brief attached to the call
AI's new toolkit
Plug AI into the tools your work lives in. Or use ours.
- Slack
- Drafts replies
- Summarizes threads
- Pulls customer feedback
- Gmail
- Triages your inbox
- Drafts follow-ups
- Surfaces signal
- Google Calendar
- Reads upcoming events
- Schedules and reschedules
- Attaches briefs
- Notion
- Drafts design notes
- Updates pages
- Pulls context
- Linear
- Creates issues
- Updates status
- Links related work
- GitHub
- Opens PRs
- Reviews diffs
- Reads issues
- Meeting recordings
- Reads transcripts
- Extracts decisions
- Generates briefs
- Corners CalendarNative
- Native scheduling
- AI reads every event context
- Briefs attach automatically
- Corners ChatNative
- Threads humans and AI
- Same primitive for both
- No assistant sidecar
- Corners TasksNative
- Goal containers AI can act on
- Searchable across team
- Plays nice with Linear/Jira
Bring your own agent
The agent protocol is real.
Three commands. Every agent — Claude Code, your in-house worker, a scheduled cron — wires into your tools the same way: Slack, Gmail, Calendar, Linear, Notion, Corners. Bring the agent; Corners gives it the keys.
~/your-project
corners agent start --goal "Refactor websocket reconnect" --jsonws_xK9pQ_… workstream createdcorners agent checkpoint --message "Refactored ConnectionManager"✓ loggedcorners agent end --summary "Tests pass. Ready for review."ws_xK9pQ_… closed
Hand AI the keys.
Slack, Gmail, Calendar, Linear, Notion — and Corners' own. AI plugs into all of it. Stop telling it what to do; let it report back instead.