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Brigade gives you a team of AI teammates. They write your code, answer your customers, handle your marketing and chase your leads. Every decision that needs you lands in one list, on the web or on your phone. Each teammate is the real Claude Code or Codex, signed in with your own account, with a job, a computer to work on, the Apps you give it and a memory of how your team works. You talk to it in threads, the way you would with a new hire.

Quickstart

From sign-up to your first thread.

Your computer or Brigade Cloud

Where your teammates run, and what each option gives you.

Apps

Gmail, GitHub, Stripe, Notion and more, read-only or read-write, teammate by teammate.

Security and your data

What Brigade stores, where it goes, and who can see it.

Key concepts

Workspaces, teammates, threads, tickets and the rest, in a few lines each.

Automate

Routines, triggers and playbooks that start work on their own.

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How it works

1

Create a teammate

Give it a name, a title, its role and a model (Claude Code or Codex), then the Apps it may use. For example: Sam, support. Gmail and your Notion help center. On your Claude Max plan.
2

Give it a job

Write to it in a thread: “Sort every support email and draft the answers our docs already cover.”
3

Approve what matters

Sam wants to send a reply to a customer. You read it and tap Allow.
Three pieces work together:
  • The dashboard at www.brigade.lol holds your workspace: teammates, threads, Needs you, lists, the library, memory, the vault and the Apps.
  • A computer runs each thread with the real Claude Code or Codex CLI, signed in with your account. It is your own Mac or Linux machine, for free, or a cloud computer with Brigade Cloud.
  • Apps reach your teammates as tools. Writes can wait for your yes, and every call is logged in the thread.

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Brigade is open source

The whole product is on GitHub under the MIT license. You can read every line of the software that holds your passwords and your customers’ email, and run it yourself. Not sure yet? Click around the live demo: it is the real dashboard, on a sample workspace.