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Branded AI directory
Give your team one place to start.
- Brand identity and custom domain
- Tool categories, search and discovery
- Submission review and content operations
ZCYAI FOR TEAMSMake AI part of
Make AI part of
the way your team works.
More than a list of tools. Shape discovery, shared knowledge and collaboration around the way your team actually works.
Built around your use caseAssess first, then agree scope
YOUR TEAM, CONNECTEDA place to start your day.Organized by tasks, not just links
Find tools, knowledge and playbooks…⌘ K
Team toolsOne shared starting point
Shared knowledgeKeep useful methods close
Connect recurring stepsDefine inputs → connect steps → review↗
Concept illustration. Actual features follow the agreed project scope.
01One front doorTools organized around tasks
02Shared knowledgeKeep methods that can be reused
03Connected workflowsStart with one clear use case
04Designed to operatePlan content, data and upkeep
SOLUTIONS, NOT ONE-SIZE-FITS-ALL
Start with the way your team works
Explore possible modules and combinations. Features, costs and timing are agreed after a requirements review.
02
Team knowledge hub
Keep useful knowledge beyond the chat.
- Knowledge taxonomy and content structure
- Prompts, guides and playbooks
- Search and access requirements review
03
AI-assisted workflows
Start with one recurring task.
- Map tasks, inputs and outputs
- Evaluate model and API integrations
- Exception handling and human review
04
Connected team workspace
Connect tools, knowledge and workflows.
- Plan roles and workspaces
- Assess existing-system integrations
- Deployment and handover planning
BUILD THE RIGHT SCOPE
Clarity before complexity
Move from a focused portal to broader integration in stages, without assuming every module is needed.
| Planning area | Tool portal | Team workspace | Workflow integration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brand and pages | Branded starting point | Role-oriented layout | Task-oriented design |
| Content and discovery | Categories / search / discovery | Knowledge and playbooks | Connect workflow inputs and outputs |
| Identity and access | Assess as needed | Roles, members and content boundaries | Review identity integration |
| Workflows and APIs | Optional extension | Plan collaboration steps | APIs, exceptions and review steps |
| Hosting and support | Domain, backup and updates | Access scope and support plan | Environment, logging and handover |
Projects involving internal data, private hosting, identity systems or external models need an upfront review of data boundaries, environment and third-party costs.
A CLEAR WAY FORWARD
Begin with a project briefA concrete outcome at every step
- 01
Discover
Identify users, goals and current problems
- 02
Define
Agree modules, deliverables and dependencies
- 03
Prototype
Review the proposed screens and workflow
- 04
Build and review
Test and review the agreed deliverables
- 05
Handover
Document ownership, updates and support
TURN AN IDEA INTO A BRIEFNo lengthy document needed.
No lengthy document needed.
Start with the problem to solve.
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BEFORE WE GET STARTED
A few practical questions
Set clear expectations before moving forward.
Is this an off-the-shelf plan?
These are possible project directions. Scope follows a review of your goals, systems and data boundaries; pricing, timing and support are agreed separately.
Can we use our own brand and domain?
Branding, layout and domain configuration can be included. Ownership and handover of domains, hosting and external accounts should be recorded in the project scope.
Are knowledge, permissions and private hosting included?
These are modules to assess rather than default inclusions. Data volume, user count, hosting environment and identity systems affect implementation and cost.
How are model and API costs handled?
Models, hosting and other external services may carry separate costs. Free options and limits are reviewed first; paid services are discussed before activation.
Is the project brief sent to a server?
The builder formats content in your current browser without server upload or storage. Opening an email draft uses your mail app; you decide whether to send it.
What happens after launch?
Account handover, content updates, backups and support scope should be agreed before launch. Service duration, response arrangements and extensions follow the final agreement.
LET’S MAKE IT USEFUL
Start with one concrete problem.
Tell us about your team, the current challenge and the outcome you want. We can start by clarifying the right direction.