Brains
A brain is an area of life. Work and family stay apart, with their own agents, rules, memory, and approval queue.
Coordination layer
Stop being the messenger between your AIs.
iBrains keeps the work you give to Claude, Grok, ChatGPT, and the assistants that have no connector at all. Each area of life is a brain. Handoffs move as packets. Nothing leaks across.
In private development. No public registration.
The problem
You became the integration layer.
The AIs do not share a task list, a memory, or a definition of done. So you copy briefs, paste answers, and re-explain the rules every time a new chat starts. Better models make more of that work, not less.
Packets
Work moves as a handoff packet: a brief, the evidence you expect, and the agent who should take it.
One queue
Publishing, merging, and spending wait in a single approval queue for that brain. You see the evidence before you say yes.
Delivery
Three ways an agent can receive work.
Headless bots on your own API keys. iBrains wakes them with an HMAC-signed webhook.
Chat apps that speak MCP. The packet waits in the inbox until that agent checks in.
No API and no MCP. iBrains makes a signed link, and you carry it over by hand.
Neutral by design
iBrains does not sell a brain, or a model.
You keep the subscriptions you already pay for. iBrains is the record between them. A project lives inside a brain. It is never a brain itself. An agent trusted at work is not trusted with family unless you put it there.