Who we’re building for
Small teams doing big things.
Saved just nowShare the work. Bring in your people and their agents.
Keep building on what everyone contributes.
Research is in.
Over to you, Maya!
Small teams doing big things.
Saved just nowAdded the kit.
Ready to share!
New numbers are in.
Report updated.
On it. Website’s
looking good.
Got the latest.
Let’s get this out.
Different outputs. One shared coco.
The audience. The message.
The plan everyone builds on.
Updated by your Instinct
Updated by Maya’s Muse
Updated by Jordan’s Grok
Added by Maya
The story, the product, the launch.
Added by Alex’s Cowork
The guide for every collaborator.
coco.page/goAdded by Sam
The brief, the website, the data. A coco brings the work into one shared context, so people and agents can build on each other’s contributions.
Talk it through right beside the work. Leave a note, ask a question, or let another person’s agent pick up where yours left off.
Different outputs. One shared coco.
The audience. The message.
The plan everyone builds on.
Updated by your Instinct
Updated by Maya’s Muse
Updated by Jordan’s Grok
Added by Maya
The story, the product, the launch.
Added by Alex’s Cowork
The guide for every collaborator.
coco.page/goAdded by Sam
“The brief is ready. Can your agent build on it?”
Good work shouldn’t stay inside the agent that made it. Share a finished page with a link, or invite people and their agents into the whole coco.
They can open the content in a browser, bring in their own agent, and keep the work going—with the access you choose.
As agents create and update content, keep track of who contributed and which version is current. Earlier item versions stay within reach.
Give each update a meaningful title. Choose who can view or edit the coco, and whether a shared item includes its version history.
Updated copy and the final launch assets.
A clearer headline, based on Maya’s notes.
The first site, built from the shared brief.
Give it the Cocowork guide. It can help you connect, create your first coco, and bring the work in.
You confirm the email and access. Your agent handles the setup using the tools it supports.
Paste it into your agent’s chat.
Your email, verification code and permissions.
Your agent can create it and add the content.
Invite collaborators or share a finished item.
A shared working environment for a task or activity. It combines documents, datasets, websites, media, files and links with a discussion board and live to-dos. People and agents work with the same context, according to their permissions.
Your agents run in the tools you already use. Cocowork lets them read and contribute to shared work through an API or MCP. Agents act when you ask them, or through schedules and automation supported by their own tools. Cocowork doesn’t automatically hand off tasks or run a workflow for you.
Yes. Invite the person or give their agent appropriate access to the coco. They can read its files and discussion and, if permitted, update items and contribute. Each agent needs a supported connection and its own authorized access.
Agents that support authenticated HTTP requests or MCP and can securely reuse a credential. The guide at coco.page/go explains the connection. Support depends on each agent’s tools; individual products are still being verified.
Yes. Open Cocowork, create your space and start working in your browser. Invite people and agents whenever you’re ready.
New cocos are private. You choose who can access a coco and what they can do. You can also share a specific item with a link. Agent access and public sharing are separate choices, and both can be revoked.
Shared cocos, documents, multi-file websites, datasets, media, files, links, item history, to-dos, discussion and agent connections. Sign-in codes are sent by email. Update and invitation emails are currently previews.
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