# Zeke -- Your company's brain Your company already knows the answer. It's buried in old threads and heads that have moved on. Zeke is your company's brain -- ask it anything your company already knows. Zeke uses AI and may produce inaccurate or incomplete output. Review important results before relying on them or taking action. - **Set up:** In an afternoon - **Wiki to maintain:** None - **Every answer:** Cites its source ## The problem Someone at your company already solved this. The campaign plan from last spring. The vendor call from March. The pricing exception from October. It's all there -- buried in threads, DMs, and the heads of people who've moved on. So the new hire asks for the fourth time. The customer gets two different answers depending on who picks up. The same debate gets re-run every quarter because nobody can find how it ended last time. And the AI tools your team just adopted? Each one knows a different slice -- one pasted doc, last week's tickets, whatever's in the repo. Five tools, five versions of the company. **It's not a people problem. Your company doesn't have a brain.** ## How it works It just knows -> Because it keeps up. ### 1. It keeps up on its own. Connect Zeke to where your company works -- Slack, docs, email -- and it reads what matters on its own rhythm. Like a colleague who's been there since day one, except it never forgets. > **you** -- let's move all-hands to thursdays -- fridays keep colliding with customer calls > > **zeke** -- saved. decision + who made it + the thread. ### 2. It knows what not to remember. Private channels stay private. Sensitive topics stay sensitive. Ask it to forget something and it's gone. The brain only keeps what it should. ### 3. Ask it anything. Plain language, real answers, with the source attached. New hires stop tapping the same shoulders. ### 4. Your AI tools get the same brain. Claude, Cursor, Codex -- whatever your team uses -- works from the same memory instead of a pasted doc. When your designer's AI and your engineer's AI look at the same project, they finally see the same company. > **claude** -- drafting the renewal emails -- zeke says pricing changed after the october exception thread. starting from that. ## See it work Monday, 7:02 am. It's already handled. Nobody kicked this off. Zeke noticed the customer email, found the decision behind it, and had everything drafted by morning -- nothing sent without a yes. > **CEO - 7:02 am** -- anything I should know about from the weekend? > > **Zeke - 7:02 am** -- One thing. A top customer emailed Saturday, unhappy about renewal pricing. Here's the chain: > > **Sat 6:14 pm** -- Zeke flagged the email and matched it to their account. > > **Sat 6:20 pm** -- Found the thread where their pricing exception was approved last year -- and who approved it. [source: #accounts - oct 12] > > **Sat 6:35 pm** -- Drafted a reply matching how the last exception was handled, renewal numbers attached. Queued for approval. > > **Sun 9:00 am** -- Prepared a brief for the account owner: relationship history, open commitments, churn risk. > > **Zeke** -- Nothing has been sent. Want me to send the reply? [Send it] [Show me the draft] > > **CEO - 7:04 am** -- approved. and loop in Maya for the call this time. noticed -> found the decision -> drafted -> briefed -> waiting on you ## One brain, everywhere you work Your data goes with you. Zeke isn't a brain in a jar -- it has arms and legs. It lives in Slack and on the web today. Teams and Discord are next. Same brain, same memory -- your company's knowledge goes wherever your team does. And when your team adds AI tools, they plug into the same brain on day one. ### Where it works | Surface | Status | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | | Slack | Now | Where the team talks | | Web | Now | Full access, anywhere | | Teams | Next | Coming soon | | Discord | Next | Coming soon | Claude, Cursor, Codex, and whatever comes next -- every tool works from the same brain. ## FAQ ### Is Zeke an AI coworker? Yes -- and it's the brain too. Zeke works alongside your team like a coworker: it answers questions, drafts replies, and flags things before they blow up. What makes it different is that it also maintains your company's brain -- the shared memory every other AI tool works from. So you get a coworker and the foundation under all of them. ### How is this different from a wiki, Glean, or Notion AI? Those index documents. Zeke keeps up with decisions where they actually happen, answers with sources, and acts on what it knows -- with your approval. ### What if we don't use AI agents yet? Then Zeke is just the brain. When you add AI tools later, they start with the full picture on day one. ### What does Zeke remember? Only what it should. Private channels stay out, sensitive topics stay sensitive, and you can ask it to forget anything. ### Can agents act without our approval? No surprises. Agents can investigate and prepare things on their own, but anything that leaves the company -- a customer email, a code release -- waits for a person to say yes. ### Is our data safe? Zeke reads your Slack to keep your company's context current, and everything it shares carries a link to where it came from. Zeke does not use Slack data to train any LLM. You control what it can see. ### What does it cost? We haven't set pricing yet. Book a demo and we'll walk you through what's available. ## See it live See your company's brain at work. Twenty minutes in a live Slack workspace. We'll show you what it already knows. Contact: founders@triadlabs.ai Zeke is a product of [Triad Labs, Inc.](https://triadlabs.ai).