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Six Eight for teams

What your team knows,
kept in one place.

Your people write down what they have learned. Your own reviewers approve it. A private guardian answers from it, and cites what it used.

Why teams use it

Knowledge that stays,
and answers back.

Private to your people

Only members you invite can open it. Nothing in it is public or shown on the network, and members are named by a key, never an account id.

Approved by your reviewers

Anyone can suggest what the team knows. It counts once a second person approves it, and every change lands in an audit log you can export.

A guardian that cites

Ask in plain words. It answers only from approved entries, shows which ones it used, and says so plainly when nothing covers the question.

Experts

Bring in the people
your team trusts.

Coaches, consultants and teachers distil what they know into their own agent. Connect one, and your members ask it beside your own knowledge.

  • Their material, not the internet. An expert’s agent answers only from their lessons and the frameworks they teach from, and names what it used.
  • A wall between you. An expert never sees your entries, and never your questions unless you turn sharing on. A question from someone in crisis is never shared, either way.
For developers

Reach it from the tools
you already use.

Give Claude, an IDE or another agent a key, and it asks your guardian and connected experts over MCP — the same sources, the same limits, the same private question log as the app.

  • One key per organisation. Owners create and revoke connection keys in Settings; only its hash is ever stored.
  • Never a way around the rules. Every question over MCP counts toward the same daily limits and is kept for your admins, marked as asked from a tool.
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# Tools it gets
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Built for trust

Your knowledge stays yours.

Private by default
No entry is ever public, shown on the network, or used to train anything.
Two-person review
Nothing counts until a second member approves it, and every change is logged.
Crisis is never reported
A question from someone reaching out in crisis is withheld from admins and experts.
Yours to take
Owners export everything as one file — with names, never account ids.
How it works

Live in an afternoon.

Start a team

Create your organisation, invite your people by email, and set who reviews. The pilot is free.

Write down what you know

Members add entries; reviewers approve them. Connect an outside expert’s agent if you want their depth too.

Ask it anywhere

Your team asks in the app, and your tools ask over MCP. Every answer cites its sources.

What your best people know shouldn’t leave when they do.

Keep it. Ask it.
Grow on it.