14 Sept 2026
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Of eleven business launches that ranked on 8–10 September, four put a human approval step at the centre of the product — and seven were…
A shared knowledge base every AI agent and teammate can read and write, with provenance and versions.
OzBrain is a shared "brain" for teams that work through several AI agents. Knowledge is kept as structured, nested articles with links, provenance and freshness, and agents pull only the pieces they need rather than whole documents. When information is superseded it is marked as replaced and points to the latest version, and every change records which agent made it, what changed and why. It connects through the connector menus Claude and ChatGPT already show, and works with Claude Code and Cursor among others. Content is encrypted at rest, the company says it never trains on or sells it, and everything can be exported as Markdown, including after cancelling. Plans run from free (up to 50 articles) through Pro at $20 a month (500 articles) and Max at $99 a month (5,000 articles), with Enterprise on request. It is operated by Monsef Holdings Pty Ltd.
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