Claude Code and Codex, now in your everyday apps.

Supported today

Pick the app you already use.

• Team and community chat — Slack · Lark / Feishu · Discord · Matrix
• Your own messenger — WhatsApp · WeChat · Telegram · LINE
• Issue trackers — GitHub · Linear

Setting it up

Three steps. About three minutes.

1. Make an agent — Pick what powers it, then sign in with your own subscription or use the managed models.
2. Scan the code — Pick your app and scan the code with your phone. The channel goes live the moment you approve it.
3. Message it — Write to it directly, or drop it into a group and mention it. Every chat, group and thread keeps a session of its own. Most apps deliver only the messages that mention it, so the rest of the group never reaches Manyfold.

One agent, one place

Write to it anywhere. It all lands in one place.

WhatsApp on the train, Slack at your desk, the workspace when you want the full view.

• One history — Read it here, or pick it up where you left off.
• One set of files — Written from Slack, waiting when you write from your phone.
• One record — Tokens, duration and cost, per turn.
• Change it once — Skills, permissions and the model itself live on the agent.

Every message kept, whichever app it came from.