An AI tool, signed in
Install and sign in to the AI command-line tools you want to share, such as Codex CLI, Claude Code, or Antigravity CLI.
People talk in Spaces and Threads in the Syntila app. The AI runs on a computer that one of the members has connected.
Bring your people together in a Space, then start a Thread for each topic to keep its conversation and history together.
Share an invite by email or link. People can join in their browser, without their own AI account.
One member connects a computer with Syntila Workspace and chooses which AI Workers to share. See what the host needs.
Message your people or ask a Worker with the Thread as context. Choose Chat, Work, Research, or Implement to match the task.
Only the member who powers the AI needs any of this. Everyone else needs a browser.
Install and sign in to the AI command-line tools you want to share, such as Codex CLI, Claude Code, or Antigravity CLI.
Connect your computer to Syntila and make its AI tools available to your Space. Download Workspace.
Keep it awake and online for its Workers to answer. When it is off, people can still read and write messages.
Before others use a Worker you connected, check your AI provider’s sharing rules.
Ask a question and get an answer in the Thread. Chat requests are sent read-only: the Worker answers and does not change files.
Give a Worker a task to carry out on the host computer, such as editing a document or changing code in the Space's folder.
Several Workers look into the same question in parallel, then one combines their findings into a single comparison.
A full engineering cycle, Plan → Implement → Verify, with each step and its result recorded in the Thread.
People join Spaces, talk in Threads, and send requests to Workers at app.syntila.app.
Stores Thread history, checks each member's role and the Space's permissions, and passes requests to the right computer.
A background service on the member's computer receives the request and starts the right AI tool.
Codex CLI, Claude Code, Antigravity CLI, or a custom MCP Worker does the work, signed in with the host's own account.