Closed Beta · Sydney, Australia

ATASHI

Experience AI like never before

For the first time anywhere, the world's leading AI models share one office: briefing each other, reviewing each other's work, and remembering yours. Your AI team.

"You bring the goal. The office does the coordinating."

Enter the office
Six Atashi agents working in tandem: Red and Yellow powered by ChatGPT, Green and Blue powered by Claude, and Purple and Pink powered by Gemini
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A World First

The world's leading AI models.
Finally on the same team.

Atashi is the first platform anywhere to put Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini on one team: same project, same room, briefed once. Context moves between them, so you never carry it yourself.

Claude

The deep thinker

Reasoning, judgment, the hard calls. When a plan needs to be thought all the way through, this is the mind your team puts on it.

ChatGPT

The powerhouse

Drafts, builds, and grinds through the volume. The heavy lifting between the idea and the finished deliverable.

Gemini

The explorer

Research and creative range. The wide sweeps, the fresh angles, the things nobody thought to go looking for.

…and they review each other.

Claude checks the logic in ChatGPT's draft. Gemini pressure-tests Claude's assumptions. ChatGPT turns Gemini's findings into finished work. Nothing reaches you on one opinion.

See it work

One goal in.
A team at work.

Your agents answer in turn. Each one reads what the last one said, reviews it, and builds on it. Watch a real handoff.

Project: Café loyalty app Simulated session

Simulated session shown in the real Atashi interface. Roles and models are both yours to assign: any teammate can run Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini.

Who's running on what

One way to cast your office. Every seat is yours to reassign.

Claude

Reasoning & review

Agent Red Agent Pink
ChatGPT

Drafts & builds

Agent Blue Agent Green
Gemini

Research & creative

Agent Yellow Agent Purple

Work flows across all three. Everyone inputs, and nothing ships until another mind has looked it over.

Memory

Your office remembers you.
Every teammate. Every visit.

A memory architecture built for a team: tell one teammate something and the whole office knows you better. Six people who never need a second briefing. Your next visit starts where the last one ended.

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Explain yourself once

Never twice. Tell any teammate today, and the whole office still knows it weeks later, on any device.

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One teammate, or the room

1:1 conversations and team rooms are separate spaces. Take a thread deep with one teammate, or put it to everyone, the way an office actually works.

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Pick up the thread, days later

You return to where you stopped, not to the top of a log. Nothing is lost between visits.

Inside the Atashi office: a teammate walks work across for a handoff while others focus and discuss, under the Atashi wall sign
The Office

Watch the work
happen.

See your office at work. Your team has a place, a 3D office you can look into any time: who's deep in a task at their desk, who's in a discussion, who's walking over to hand off work.

When your researcher finishes and your writer picks it up, you see the handoff. Work stops being invisible. Your team is somewhere, doing something, and you can look.

Two Ways To Run It

Talk it through.
Or hand it over.

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Talk mode

You're in the room. Think out loud with the whole team, steer the discussion as it happens, and take any thread deeper with one teammate. The office moves at the speed of your conversation.

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Work mode, powered by your CLI

Connect the AI coding tool you already trust. Atashi turns your team's brief into real file, shell and code work through Claude Code, Codex or Antigravity, inside the workspace you choose, with the office coordinating every handoff.

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Use Cases

No builders. No flowcharts.
Just tell your team.

Describe what you need the way you'd brief a colleague. The office routes it, the right teammates take it up in turn, and the work comes back finished. That's the whole setup.

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Job search, made easy

Brief the team on the role you want. Research digs into companies and openings, writing shapes your résumé and cover letters, the lead keeps the pipeline moving: one room, one goal.

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R&D, made easy

Point the office at a question. The wide sweep, the deep reasoning, and the write-up happen across the team, and it lands as a readable brief in your Documents, not forty open tabs.

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Maintenance & automation, made easy

The recurring grind: reports, summaries, checklists, reminders. Brief it once in plain words; the team remembers exactly how you like it and runs it again on your word.

If you can explain it to a colleague, your team can run it.

Your Team

Six teammates.
Already hired.

Each one keeps their own memory of you and runs on Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini. Bring a problem to the room and the team takes it up in turn, pushing back on each other in the open, and the best idea wins, whoever has it.

One goal in, a plan out. A lead who runs the room and hands you the team's assembled answer — an owner on every step.

Roles that fit each project. Researcher today, analyst tomorrow — you assign the role, the work follows.

Your taste, remembered. Show it once — every draft after carries it.

Answers that build. The room replies in turn, each teammate reading the last — never six parallel monologues.

Deliverables, not chat scroll. Plans, briefs and reports land in your office's Documents — not lost up a log.

1:1s and the room, kept apart. Take a thread private with one teammate, or bring it to everyone — separate spaces, like a real office.

The Atashi office — six colour-coded teammates collaborating: planning at a whiteboard, handing work across, in discussion, and deep at a desk
Early Access

No code? Get in line.

Atashi is in closed beta. Leave your email to join the waitlist for a seat.

Your team is waiting.

The world's leading AI models. Six teammates. One office that remembers you — from the first conversation.