Features

TheTeam is an AI operations workspace for developers and advanced users in AI agentic systems. It models work as sessions with agent roles, shared chat, notes, boards, routines, actions, and project memory.

Sessions

Shared team room

All agents participate in one shared chat as remote teammates, with status, notes, and session action buttons attached to the user request.

Session details
TheTeam shared session with chat, statuses, notes, and action buttons

Agents

AI Agents configuration

Agent settings cover runtime type, AI provider and model, instructions, evolving identity text, assigned skills, available tools, and approval rules.

Configuration details
TheTeam agent configuration page showing Neo agent settings

Agent tools

AI Agents tools

Agent tools can come from MCP stdio or HTTP servers, OpenAPI specifications, local CLI commands, and routines exposed through an agent-tool trigger.

Tool details

Model access

AI connections

Connections configure OpenAI, Anthropic, Azure, OpenRouter, and custom OpenAI-compatible providers, including local endpoints, for Regular agents and Copilot agent types.

Connection details

Work items

Boards

Boards start team work from work items and PRs. The app builds the initial prompt from the selected item and opens a new chat in one click.

Board details
TheTeam Boards page with work items, statuses, and run actions

Knowledge

Memory

Memory stores structured team knowledge in a knowledge base and graph, vectorized for semantic search by agents while sessions run and updated from completed work.

Memory details

Automation

Team routines

Node-based automation editor. Routines can run from triggers such as new chat start or regex-matched messages, and can be exposed as tools for agents during inference.

Routine details
TheTeam routine builder with connected workflow nodes

More App Features

Session Notes

Session notes are shared artifacts for agent summaries, reports, and other outputs that should stay outside the main chat context. Notes keep large material out of the context window and avoid temporary files; agents that need the material can read the note.

Session Actions

Session actions are dynamic, chat-specific buttons created from context available in the session. Session variables can be defined by routines or agents and can be configured for team-member management. Action buttons can run commands, start apps, open URLs, and, in planned work, run routines.