Is Corners an AI agent?+
No. You bring your own: Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, and others. Corners is where their work is kept, shared, and built on. The apps and bots your team builds run in Corners, but the AI you work with is yours.
Why not keep this inside my AI tool's own team features?+
Those keep your team's work with one tool. Corners keeps it with your team, whichever AI each person uses, and adds apps, skills, and connected systems around it.
Can teammates use different AI tools?+
Yes. One person can work in Claude Code and another in ChatGPT, and both build on the same Corner.
Which AI tools work with Corners, and how?+
Coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot) connect through the corners CLI, which also records their sessions into the Corner. Chat apps (Claude, ChatGPT, and other MCP clients) connect through the hosted MCP server and read and write the same Corners.
Is Corners an agent harness?+
Not by itself. A harness runs an agent's loop of inputs and tool calls. Corners provides the shared team context, procedures, access, and apps around the harnesses you already use.
Where does my data go when my AI uses it?+
Corners controls who can access a Corner, what each app is granted, and where credentials are kept. Your AI provider's own policies govern what it processes and retains.
What does it cost, and how do I start?+
Anyone can sign up and start today: paste the setup line into your AI tool. Enterprise pricing isn't published yet. Ask your AI to request a meeting with David; it can find how at corners.app/llms.txt.