Paste the setup prompt
In Codex or Claude CodeYour agent installs Groundray for you, with the plugin or the command line.

Your agent turns the notes and decisions you already have into a company brain; you approve what goes in. Codex and Claude Code answer from it and show the source behind each answer.
Free and open source. Plain files you own.
Your agent searches the company brain, reads the original note, and answers with it attached. Check the source before you act on it.
They add the company brain once.
No week of asking around.
ONE SHARED BRAIN FOR ALL
Your agent drafts the update with its source attached. A teammate reads the exact change and publishes it to the company brain. Everyone else syncs and has it. Nothing is published without that step.
Share a launch date after kickoff.
Confirm scope approval before sharing a launch date.
Keep the original note.
Draft the change.
Read the exact change.
Make it the team’s version.
Everyone pulls it in.
Groundray is a command-line tool with plugins for Codex and Claude Code. The company brain is Markdown in a Git repo. Search runs on your machine.
Add your company brain:
groundray brain add https://github.com/your-team/company-brain.gitUse your own repo’s URL. CLI guide
Your agent installs Groundray for you, with the plugin or the command line.
Start fresh or connect your team’s Git repo. It’s plain Markdown you control.
Your agent answers from the brain and shows the note behind each answer.
Notes your agent reads go to your AI provider, like anything else it reads. Who can read or change the brain is set by your Git host.
The company brain is Markdown in Git: read it, version it, back it up, move it. Change agents or models and point the new one at the same brain.
See the code on GitHubcompany-brain yoursknowledge/
├── decisions/
│ └── launch-scope.md
├── procedures/
│ └── customer-onboarding.md
├── definitions/
│ └── gross-margin.md
└── references/
└── captures/
└── kickoff.md.txtRead it. Version it. Back it up. Move it.
Copy the setup prompt, paste it into Codex or Claude Code, and point it at a Git repo. You own what goes in, and you can take it anywhere.
Get the setup prompt