# Dir — Turn agent output into an organizational asset.

> Dir is the directory for what AI makes. It turns agent output into an organizational asset: one place to collect, securely share, and keep using AI-generated reports, dashboards, documents, and internal apps.

Collect work from ChatGPT, Claude, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, and GitHub Copilot, distribute it with the right access, and keep Markdown, HTML, dashboards, documents, and internal apps usable in the browser.

ChatGPT, Claude, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, GitHub Copilot, and other tools can feed work into Dir. **Keep the output useful** – interactive, access-controlled, and available beyond the person who created it.

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## How it works

1. **Create in the AI tool you already use** — Generate a report, dashboard, document, or internal app.
2. **Send it to Dir** — Say “send this to Dir” or run dir push from a coding agent.
3. **Apply organizational access** — Share with specific people, a team, or the organization. External links are explicit.
4. **Use it directly in the browser** — Readers need no AI-tool license or local installation.

```sh
dir push report.html
```

Publishing is one sentence. Viewers don’t need their own AI — no servers, no setup, no IT tickets.

## AI-generated reports and internal tools, usable by everyone.

Reports, dashboards, operating documents, and internal tools stay interactive and open directly in the browser.

- **Research reports** — Charts, findings, and sources — a finished page, not a chat log. One link, always current.
- **Sales CRM** — Every account has a next step with a name and a date on it. Stalled deals surface themselves.
- **Approval workflow** — Requests move down a visible route — everyone can see whose turn it is.
- **Portfolio tracker** — The fund's Excel, turned into a live table the whole team can use.

## Share what you build with your team, and keep it in use.

Collect work from familiar AI tools, keep it interactive, and preserve it as a portable organizational asset.

- **Every update keeps the same URL.** — Pin any version, review the history, never chase a v2 link again.
- **Know who published what.** — See who published each artifact in Dir notifications, and send the same updates to Slack.
- **Browser-usable Markdown, HTML, dashboards, slides, and apps** — Keep interactive work interactive instead of flattening it.
- **Collaborative updates and version history** — Review versions and roll back supported artifacts when needed.
- **Integrations for the tools around your workflow** — Supports web agents and coding-agent CLI push/pull.
- **No lock-in** — Every artifact and its source files remain exportable in their original formats.

## One answer to what “sharing” means in the AI era.

Dir combines governed access, interactive output, and centralized organizational retrieval.

| Approach | AI-tool sharing links | Chat attachments | Dir |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Control over who can view | Bound to the AI vendor or workspace | Inherited from the chat channel | Specific users, teams, organization, or explicit external link |
| Interactive HTML and application behavior | Varies by vendor | Usually flattened or attached | Remains usable in the browser |
| Central management and retrieval | Scattered across tools | Buried in conversations | One organizational feed |
| Viewer licensing requirements | May require an AI-vendor seat | Requires chat access | Readers included at no additional cost |

_Capabilities shown reflect Dir's current buying model, not competitor price estimates._

## Company Brain: Every personal win makes the company smarter.

Dir turns individual ingenuity into shared capability. Each script, report, and tool you save becomes something the next person can find, run, and build on.

- **Your work stops dying on your desktop** — The tools and reports you build stay findable and runnable instead of buried in personal folders.
- **Others improve what you started** — Comments and version history let people beyond the original creator refine every artifact.
- **Use the AI tools you prefer** — Collect work from ChatGPT, Claude, Codex, Cursor, and the tools you already know.
- **Knowledge compounds across teams** — A useful artifact can become a reusable organizational asset for another department or project.

## For company-wide AI work, “shareable” is not enough.

Dir makes access explicit, keeps artifacts usable, and preserves the work as a portable organizational asset.

### Governed distribution

- Share with specific users, teams, or the organization
- External links require an explicit choice
- Access starts restricted

### Operational continuity

- Use artifacts directly in the browser
- Update and version supported artifacts
- Readers need no AI-tool seat or local setup

### Portable standard formats

- Preserve Markdown and HTML
- Collect work from CLI and web workflows
- Export work in standard formats

## Start with a free trial. Then talk to us.

Run a free two-week pilot in one department. After that, pricing is quoted individually.

### Free trial: Two weeks, one department

Run a free pilot with one real department and one real AI-generated artifact. No setup fee.

### Pricing: Talk to us

We quote each company individually. Tell us about your team and we’ll come back with a number.

> Start with the free pilot — formal pricing comes after we talk.

## Common questions

### What does Dir distribute?

AI-generated Markdown, HTML, reports, dashboards, operating documents, and internal applications that people can use in a browser.

### Do readers need an AI-tool license?

No. Readers open the work in a browser — they need no AI tool and no local installation.

### How much does Dir cost?

Start with a free two-week pilot. After that, pricing is quoted individually — contact us.

### What is included in the pilot?

A free two-week evaluation with one department, one real AI-generated artifact, and no setup fee.

### What access levels are available?

You can share with specific users or teams, the organization, or an external link when external access is explicitly selected. Access is restricted by default.

### What is available today, and what is still on the roadmap?

Controlled sharing levels, team access, creator activity, and supported artifact versioning are available today. View logs showing who read what and when are in development. Expiring links and immediate link revocation are planned.

### Can I see who read each artifact?

View logs showing who read what and when are in development and are a roadmap priority; they are not yet available.

### Can links expire or be revoked immediately?

Expiring links and immediate link revocation are planned capabilities.

### Can we export our work?

Yes. Dir uses standard Markdown and HTML so organizational assets remain portable and are not locked to a proprietary content format.

## Latest updates

- 2026-08-07 — Added semantic search in the console (Product)
- 2026-08-06 — Added folders and favorites (Console)
- 2026-08-05 — Markdown editor now supports tables (Update)

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