Give Audiee.ai teammates

Audiee.ai answers everyday questions itself. For research, code and long tasks it can hand the work to a command-line agent you already have — Claude Code, Codex CLI, Antigravity or Cursor Agent — and show you what that teammate is doing. Install one, sign in once, and it appears under Team at the top of Chat.

How it works

• @ a teammate in the composer (type @ and pick), or just ask: research, news, data and code questions go to the first ready teammate on their own.
• A run log under your message shows who has the task, what it is doing (pages it read, searches it ran) and how long it has taken. Stop it, retry it, or hand it to another teammate from there.
• Audiee.ai never stops answering. With no teammate installed, or one that is signed out or out of quota, it says so in one line and answers itself.
• Your account, your limits. Each teammate runs on your own subscription with that vendor; Audiee.ai does not bill for it and cannot see those accounts.

Claude Code

Needs: A Claude Pro or Max subscription, or an Anthropic API key.

1. Open Terminal (Spotlight → “Terminal”) and paste:
   curl -fsSL https://claude.ai/install.sh | bash
2. Close and reopen Terminal, then run claude — then type /login and finish in the browser.
3. Back in Audiee.ai: Chat → Team → Check again. A green dot means it is ready.

Official page: claude.com/claude-code.

Codex CLI

Needs: A ChatGPT Plus, Pro or Team account, or an OpenAI API key. Needs Node.js 18 or newer.

1. Open Terminal (Spotlight → “Terminal”) and paste:
   npm install -g @openai/codex
2. Close and reopen Terminal, then run codex login — finish in the browser.
3. Back in Audiee.ai: Chat → Team → Check again. A green dot means it is ready.

Official page: developers.openai.com/codex/cli.

Antigravity

Needs: A Google account.

1. Open Terminal (Spotlight → “Terminal”) and paste:
   curl -fsSL https://antigravity.google/cli/install.sh | bash
2. Close and reopen Terminal, then run agy — it signs you in on the first run.
3. Back in Audiee.ai: Chat → Team → Check again. A green dot means it is ready.

Official page: antigravity.google.

Cursor Agent

Needs: A Cursor account.

1. Open Terminal (Spotlight → “Terminal”) and paste:
   curl https://cursor.com/install -fsS | bash
2. Close and reopen Terminal, then run cursor-agent login — finish in the browser.
3. Back in Audiee.ai: Chat → Team → Check again. A green dot means it is ready.

Official page: cursor.com/cli.

Workspaces: a folder they may work in

Without a workspace a teammate only uses the web and your Audiee.ai notes. Add a folder on the Workspaces page and pick it in Chat (the selector beside the attach button) and teammates start there, with one of three levels: read only; can edit files; can edit and run commands. Before every run that may write, Audiee.ai keeps a snapshot of the folder (no git needed), so each run's card lists what changed, shows the changes line by line, and can put them back. On a Mac, Claude Code, Antigravity and Cursor runs are also wrapped in the system's own sandbox, so nothing outside the folder can be written even by a command.

Ways to work together

• Side by side. @claude @codex … or "让 claude 和 codex 一起分析": each works on the same ask, Audiee.ai merges what they agree on and where they differ. When the ask changes files, each teammate works in its own private copy of the folder and you adopt the one you prefer from its card.
• Split the work. "claude 做前端，codex 做后端": each teammate takes its own clause, in its own copy of the folder when files change; parts that touch different files can all be adopted.
• Write, then review. "让 claude 写…，codex review": the writer changes the folder, the reviewer gets the diff and answers with must-fix items, suggestions and questions; one fix round runs only when something must be fixed. Needs a workspace that can edit files.
• A second opinion. Right after a run, "cursor review 一下" or "看看 claude 刚才的结果" hands that run's task, reply and changed files to the named teammate.

Signed out, or out of quota

The Team list shows it: a grey dot with the fix (run the sign-in command once in Terminal), or an orange dot with the time the vendor's limit lifts. Under Settings → Assistant you choose what happens to a task you @-ed to a teammate that is out of quota: hand it to another ready one, say when it resumes, or offer the others as one-tap chips.

When a run did not finish

The card says why in a line, and Open the log opens that run's own log file (under ~/.audiee/logs/agents): the command, how it ended, and the last of what the teammate printed. Antigravity's own log sits beside it. The usual reasons: the teammate is signed out (run its sign-in command once), it is out of quota (the roster shows when it resumes), or the workspace level does not allow what the task needed (change it on the Workspaces page).

What a teammate can and cannot do from Audiee.ai

• It can search the web, read pages, and use Audiee.ai's own read-only tools (your meetings, notes and memory).
• Claude Code and Antigravity are limited to those: web search, web pages and Audiee.ai's read tools. Codex and Cursor run inside their own sandbox settings, as you configured them. In a workspace, Antigravity cannot use other MCP servers or its browser automation in the background; Codex's sandbox may have no network; Cursor can change files only at the "can edit and run commands" level.
• None of them can ask you for a permission mid-run — a task that needs one goes better in the agent's own terminal.

Something off? hello@audiee.ai.