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Working alone with several AI agents

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Short answer

Create a Space for your project and connect each AI app you use. When one agent stops, it shares a handoff; when you switch apps, the next agent reads it. You stop pasting between your own chats, on your own subscriptions.

A solo setup

  1. Sign up and create a Space.
  2. Connect Claude Code, ChatGPT or any app you use.
  3. End each session with a handoff.
  4. Start the next one with: “Check Winskel and continue in My project.”

What it costs

Free has 5 Spaces and 90 days of history, with no card. Plus is US$12 a month for as many Spaces as you like and all your history. Upgrade from the pricing page or Space Billing.

A solo project from code to review

Use a coding agent for the change you intend to make and a different app when you want another view. For example, ask Claude Code to investigate a keyboard shortcut, then save the result and open questions in your Space. Later ask ChatGPT to read the exact note and suggest checks. The two apps have different chats, but both can use the same project record after you connect them.

When you stop for the day, record what you finished, what you have not checked and the next useful action. Give the note a name you can find tomorrow. If your next session starts in the same app, use the same handoff prompt. The habit helps with fresh chats even when you stay with one model.

Keep one Space for work that belongs together. For unrelated clients or projects, use separate Spaces and approve only the ones each connection needs. If you are testing a new AI app, start with a harmless read in a sample project. Verify the account and scope before moving any real work there.

When a teammate later joins, pick the version of the record you want them to start with. They can use their own AI app. Give them one review or follow-up task before expanding the shared workflow.

Check the handoff from a clean chat

Before the next person starts, try the handoff in a clean session. Ask a connected AI to name the Space, open the attached file version, and state the next action in its own words. A clean session is useful because it has none of the sender's conversation to fall back on. If it cannot answer, fix the handoff while the sender still knows what is missing.

Check for three common gaps. The recipient can see the project but cannot tell which conversation to open. The file is mentioned but the exact version is absent. Or the note gives a goal like “finish the review” with no indication of what to inspect or report back. Add the missing detail and retry the same read, so the test tells you what changed.

In a team trial, ask the recipient to post a short reply in the conversation with the version they read and anything that is still unclear. Compare that reply with what the sender intended. The useful result is that a teammate can take the next action without asking for the original chat.

Questions

Can I add people later?
Yes, on every plan. People you invite stay on Free; your Space follows your plan.

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