Stop being the only one who can run your AI flow.
Share it, delegate it, and let people collaborate on it, with approvals where they matter.
The flow runs without you in the room
Status reports, task follow-ups and client updates keep going when you are away, and anyone on the project can ask.
Status on request
Anyone asks the agent where the project stands.
Routines on a schedule
The weekly update posts itself, every week, on time.
Delegate the follow-ups
The agent chases open tasks and tells the owner.
Approvals where they matter
You choose what the agent may do on its own and what waits for a person, per connection.
- Client updates need approval
- Owners see every change
- Access set per connection
- History kept in channel
Questions people ask
Do I have to rebuild my flow?
No. You can connect the Claude Code or Codex you already run with laze connect, and your colleagues talk to it in a channel. It keeps your files, your tools and your subscription.
If your flow lives in ChatGPT or Claude Cowork, we move it into a Laze agent with you: the instructions, the files and the connections it needs.
Who can change what the agent does?
People in the channel can ask the agent and add to its notes, such as a new rule for the project. Admins decide which connections it has and what it may do on its own.
Every change shows in the channel, so the team sees what the agent was told.
What does it cost?
Laze is free for one person, so you can move your flow in on your own first. When you invite your first colleague, the workspace moves to the Team plan, USD 20 a month for up to 3 people.
An agent on Laze models draws from your workspace's credits. A connected Claude Code or Codex runs on its owner's own subscription.
