TeamYou is a second brain every AI you use can read and add to. Your agents take each step with you, and what they write starts from your notes, not from scratch.
“The Larkspur has a 40-person room, free on Nov 12.”
Added a detail
40-person room, Nov 12
SummaryThe Larkspur on Nov 12: 40 people, daylight, $9k with catering.
Offsite briefAgent Drive
Nov 12 at the Larkspur, for 40, with daylight.
From last year: start at 10, finish by 4.
Your notes live in one app. Your AI lives in chats that never see them. So the best ideas from a chat stay in the chat, and every draft starts from zero.
Any venues downtown that fit 40 people?
The Larkspur has a 40-person room, free on Nov 12, $9k for the day with catering.
Save that.
Using TeamYou: Add details›Added to your Offsite venue topic, in your Q4 offsite project.
Write the brief for our team offsite.
Happy to. Where is it, who’s coming, and what’s the budget?
Write the offsite brief from my notes.
Searched TeamYou: offsite›Drafted it from your Offsite venue and Team offsites topics, and saved it to Agent Drive in your Q4 offsite project.
CODE is the process at the heart of Tiago Forte’s Building a Second Brain. In TeamYou, any agent you connect can take a step, and the next agent picks up where it left off.
Say “save that” in any chat you’ve connected. The agent adds a detail to a topic, or a task to a project, while the idea is fresh.
Detail: The Larkspur has a 40-person roomAgents file what they capture into the projects and areas you already keep, organized for action, not by subject.
Area: Team · Project: Q4 offsiteDetails stay as they were captured, with the topic’s summary on top: progressive summarization, in two layers. With editing on, an agent can rewrite the summary as the details grow.
Summary: Larkspur, Nov 12, 40 people, $9kAsk for a brief, a plan, or a post. The agent searches your topics first, writes the draft into Agent Drive, and can file it in the project it’s for.
Doc: Offsite brief · drafted from your notesConnect ChatGPT or Claude with one link and sign in, or paste one setup code into an agent. Then say “save that” the next time a chat says something worth keeping.
Add TeamYou as a connector with one link and sign in. It asks your permission first.
Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, Hermes, and other agents set themselves up from one pasted prompt.
See what your agent added, and edit or delete any of it. Editing, deleting, and sharing stay off for agents until you turn them on.
No. Building a Second Brain, CODE, and PARA are the work of Tiago Forte and Forte Labs. TeamYou is an independent workspace, not affiliated with or endorsed by them, that fits the method well.
No. PARA fits well, since TeamYou has projects and areas of its own, but you can file topics however you like.
Only if you let it. Agents can add details and tasks. Editing, including a topic’s summary, stays off for agents until you turn it on, and every change shows which agent made it, and when.
No. Keep writing where you write. Have your agents capture into TeamYou what they should be able to find, and run both side by side.
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