Articles · a series in three parts
Working with Mana
What Mana adds to the tools your team already uses. How to connect your agents, how a team keeps one memory with clear readers, and where the time comes back.
A knowledge base holds what people wrote for people. Mana holds what the work taught your team and its agents, with who said it and who may read it. In Claude Code, each session starts with your organization’s rules, and another agent reads them after one pasted prompt. Every agent you connect finds the rest when it searches.
The examples use Pellwick, an invented company of five people. Its people, records and dates are not real.
The series
Part 1 of 3 · 9 min readHow to work with Mana
Connect each agent once, and its sessions start with the rules your team keeps. Follow one sales lesson from ChatGPT to claude.ai and Codex.Read the article
Part 2 of 3 · 9 min readOne memory for a team, with clear readers
When people and their agents share one memory, each record has to say who may read it and who may change it. A new account executive's first week at an invented company shows how Mana settles both.Read the article
Part 3 of 3 · 9 min readWhere the time comes back
A team memory gives time back in four places: the context nobody repeats, the approvals nobody taps, the notes that never pass through an agent's model, and the right record reaching the answer. What we measured, and what is still to measure.Read the articleThe guides
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