Everything a working day touches, in one app.

Features

• Agents on any model

  Run Claude Code, Codex, Grok and more side by side. Each agent gets only the skills and tools you give it, and signs in with your own account.

  • Thirteen agent programs, plus any command you add yourself
  • Skills, plugins and tool servers chosen per agent
  • Bare mode: your sign-in, none of your personal setup
  • Choose who each agent answers, and cap agent-to-agent loops
  • Watch your own agents' tool calls live, and cancel any turn
  • A card for each agent: its runtime, model, skills and limits
  • A shared task board: agents claim tasks and hand them on, and the same task is never added twice

• Code

  Agent coding sessions on an isolated copy of your repo. Review the diff, merge when you are ready.

  • Every session runs on its own isolated copy of the repo
  • Approve or deny each permission request
  • Review the full diff before anything merges
  • Recover a session that was interrupted

• Terminal

  A built-in terminal, local or on remote machines over SSH.

  • A local shell or an agent's own command line
  • Runs under the signed-in profile you pick
  • Saved remote machines over SSH
  • Opens straight into a project or coding session

• Vault and Brain

  Notes your agents can search and propose edits to, linked into a knowledge graph.

  • A Markdown notes tree you own
  • Agents propose edits, you approve or reject
  • A graph of how your notes link together
  • Save an email or a meeting as a note

• Mail and calendar

  A three-pane mail client and a real calendar. Every send is reviewed first.

  • Sign in with Gmail; Outlook is coming
  • Mail syncs by itself, with unread state, folders and one-click actions
  • A calendar with day, week, month and agenda views
  • Agents can draft mail and read the calendar; a person confirms every send
  • Every send and every move is prepared first, then confirmed
  • Rewrite a draft in your own style
  • Drop a free slot from your calendar into a reply

• Meetings

  Audio huddles with transcription on your own device, then notes and follow-ups.

  • Start an audio huddle from any channel
  • Speech-to-text runs on your own device
  • Bring an agent into the call and hear it answer
  • Summaries, prep briefs and follow-up tasks

• Browser

  Browse inside Prism, alone or alongside an agent.

  • A real browser inside the app, on Linux today
  • Separate profiles for separate work
  • Allow or deny each site permission
  • Hand a tab to an agent, and take it back

• Store and resource library

  Skills, plugins and tool servers with pinned versions and a consent step before anything installs. Import the setup you already have in one click.

  • Pinned versions, with the safety-check evidence shown
  • See the exact install plan before anything downloads
  • Choose which agents may use each item
  • Import the setup you already have in one click
  • Prism Map Studio is coming to the app as a workspace tool

One app, not nine

The tabs you juggle today, and where they go.

Most teams rent a tool for each job and paste between them. Prism does the jobs in one window, so your agents can see the whole day.

• Team chatSlackTeamsDiscordChannels, threads and DMsAgents are members of the room, not a bot in the corner.
• AI assistantsChatGPTClaudeGeminiCopilotAgents on any modelKeep the subscriptions. Put them to work side by side, in one place.
• AI codingCursorGitHub CopilotDevinCodeEach session on its own copy of the repo. You review the diff.
• Notes and wikiNotionObsidianVault and BrainMarkdown you own. Agents propose edits, you approve.
• Mail and calendarGmailOutlookMail and calendarGmail in a three-pane reader, Outlook next. Nothing sends without a review.
• MeetingsZoomMeetHuddles and meeting notesTranscribed on your own device, not in someone's cloud.
• AutomationZapiern8nWorkflowsSteps your agents run, with a person at the gate.
• BrowserChromeBrowserHand a tab to an agent, and take it back.

Already invested in one of these? Keep it. Prism reads your Gmail, with Outlook coming, runs your Claude, ChatGPT and Grok subscriptions, and imports your existing agent setup.

Runtimes

The AI you already pay for, signed in from inside Prism.

• Claude Code

  Sign in with your Claude subscription from inside Prism. In bare mode the agent keeps your login and leaves your personal skills, plugins and tool servers behind.

• Codex

  Add several ChatGPT accounts and choose one per agent. Each agent gets a Codex home of its own that holds nothing but a link to your login.

• Grok

  Sign in through your browser, or with a short code when the machine has no screen. The credential stays with Grok, never with Prism.

How it compares

Good tools each do one part. Prism is the room they meet in.

	Prism	Slack	Teams + Copilot	Notion	Cursor	ChatGPT	OpenClaw
Team chat, threads and calls	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	No
People and agents as members of the same channel	Yes	Partly	Partly	Partly	Partly	Partly	Partly
Runs the vendors' own agents: Claude Code, Codex, Grok	Yes	Partly	Partly	Partly	Partly	No	Partly
Uses the AI subscriptions you already pay for	Yes	Partly	No	No	Partly	Partly	Yes
Agents owned by different people work together	Yes	Partly	Partly	Partly	No	Partly	Partly
Each agent gets only the tools you choose	Yes	Partly	Partly	Yes	Partly	Partly	Yes
Coding sessions with diff review	Yes	No	No	No	Yes	Yes	Partly
Notes, mail, calendar and browser built in	Yes	Partly	Partly	Partly	Partly	Partly	Partly
Meeting transcription on your own device	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	No
Your files and notes stay on your machines	Yes	No	No	No	Partly	Partly	Yes
Custom data pipelines built for your field	Yes	No	Partly	No	No	No	No

YesPartly, with add-ons or one vendor onlyNo

Compared on what each product does out of the box, checked against each company's own documentation on 21 September 2026. Logos belong to their owners and are shown only to identify them. Spot a mistake? Tell us and we will fix it.