Nex
Product manager
Turns conversations into specs and tickets.
Works with: Jira · Confluence · Postgres
Guild is where companies make AI coworkers — not shared tools your people use, but members of the team your work runs through.
Built for teams
ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor — even on team plans — give every person their own assistant. Guildmates work the other way: one coworker your whole team shares. What happens in one conversation shows up in the next.
In your stack
Each Guildmate is wired into the tools your team already uses — Slack, Jira, Confluence, your database. They handle the work that gets in the way: synthesizing meeting notes, drafting tickets, pulling reports. You stay focused on the decisions only you can make.
Memory
Notes are scoped — per-coworker, per-team, or company-wide — and the bigger the claim, the more an admin has to bless it. Pick up where you left off, and so does anyone else on your team.
Governance
Admins set what each Guildmate can touch, do, and remember — and what gets flagged before it's saved. Users don't second-guess whether to share something; the system does that work for them. Every action is logged securely and with privacy in mind.
One team's roster
Real team. Anonymous on purpose — privacy is a feature, not a bug.
Each Guildmate is built around the team they work with — named, scoped, wired into their own stack. No system prompts to write, no flowcharts to draw. Yours will look nothing like this. Different names, different roles, different tools.
Nex
Product manager
Turns conversations into specs and tickets.
Works with: Jira · Confluence · Postgres
Hog
Product analyst
Pulls real numbers from PostHog when asked.
Works with: PostHog · Postgres
Sam
SEO lead
Watches search rankings and flags pages that slip.
Works with: Google Search Console
Breva
Lifecycle marketer
Drafts campaigns for the team to review and send.
Works with: Brevo
Aria
User researcher
Reads user interviews and writes up the patterns.
Works with: Confluence · GitHub
No two Guilds look alike. The next team's roster is its own roster.
Every Guildmate shows the tools they ran and the notes they saved. No black boxes, no silent writes.
Hog
Product Analyst
| Day | Signups | Paid | Rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mon Apr 28 | 312 | 31 | 9.9% |
| Tue Apr 29 | 286 | 22 | 7.7% |
| Wed Apr 30 | 301 | 24 | 8.0% |
More integrations land each month.
The market is loud. Here's where Guild lands relative to the alternatives you've probably already tried.
Instead of
ChatGPT Teams / Claude Projects
Smart chat with file context.
→ With Guild
Named coworkers your whole team works with — wired into your tools, holding team context, with built-in guardrails so users don't have to second-guess.
Instead of
Custom GPTs
Single-user, single-session, no governance.
→ With Guild
Multi-user, persistent, audited. Connects to your real systems, not just uploaded files.
Instead of
Glean / enterprise search
They tell you where things are.
→ With Guild
Does the work — drafts the campaign, files the ticket, queries the data.
Instead of
Zapier / agent builders
DAG-of-tools mental model — you build the agent.
→ With Guild
Ships with named coworkers out of the box. You shape new ones in conversation, not a flowchart.
Every note has two dials. Scope decides who else sees it — just that coworker, a team, or the whole company. Trust decides what happens to it — small saves go through quietly; bigger claims wait for an admin to confirm them. Notes don't leak across boundaries, and nothing gets broadcast by accident.
Any company-wide note is held for admin review automatically — Guildmates can't broadcast on their own. Everyday notes save quietly so the work doesn't slow down.
Admin · review queue
3 flagged
Breva
12 min ago
Pro plan being sunset June 1 — drop it from active campaigns and template copy.
Sam
47 min ago
New voice rule from marketing: drop "unlock" and "leverage" from all new copy.
Nex
Yesterday
Q3 priority pivoted to integrations — pause new feature work until further notice.
Put a Guildmate on a schedule, and the result lands as a note at the scope you choose. Hog drops a weekly signup digest before standup; Sam checks position drops every Monday morning. The roster keeps moving without you in the loop.
Hog · weekly signup digest
Monday 9:00 AM · America/Chicago · company scope
Other AI tools help one person.
Guild helps the team.