Keep the context. Reuse the method.
Save AI work once. Continue it from any connected AI app.
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- Nothing sends until you approve it.
Your useful AI work becomes saved work.
Workflow keeps the material that helps you continue: the accepted decisions, current state, files, method, and next action.
Continue the work, not the setup
Save the decisions, corrections, files, and current state that made a conversation useful.
Turn a good result into a workflow
Keep the repeatable method and approval points, then use it again on the next real task.
Find what you accomplished
Search saved Conversations, Files, and Workflows by the work itself instead of hunting through chat titles.
Three steps
Save it once. Continue anywhere.
There is no special command language to learn. Ask your connected AI app in ordinary words, then return to the saved work when you need it.
1
Connect an AI app
Add your private Workflow connection to Claude, Codex, ChatGPT, or another MCP client.
2
Save what worked
Ask the AI app to save a Conversation, File, or Workflow in the words you already use.
3
Pick up anywhere
Open the saved work in Workflow or load it from another connected AI app.
Use the best AI for the moment without returning to zero.
The saved context belongs to your Workflow workspace. Load it from another compatible AI app when the task, model, or team changes.
One workspace, many AI apps
Your saved work remains the source of truth.
Claude
Codex
Gemini
Your Workflow workspace
Conversations · Files · Workflows
Save what matters. Keep control.
Workflow is designed so that saved context, access, sources, and approval decisions remain visible to you.
Private by default
Your connection URL and access keys stay private until you choose to rotate or revoke them.
Sources stay visible
Saved files, context, and execution details remain inspectable instead of disappearing behind an answer.
You control outward actions
Approval gates pause before a workflow sends, posts, or changes something outside Workflow.
Ready when the work comes back
Do not start over. Carry it forward.
Keep the context and method that worked, then use both on the next task.