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OrgX keeps your team’s decisions and the work your AI tools do in one place, with a link to where each came from. Connect it to ChatGPT, Claude or another AI tool and ask what needs your attention; the next chat starts from what is already decided.

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Use OrgX with your AI tool

Follow one path from connection to a result you can check.
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Connect one tool

In ChatGPT, follow the ChatGPT guide: open the OrgX listing and choose Connect. No terminal needed. For Claude, Cursor, Codex and others, use client setup.
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Get your first useful result

Ask: “Use OrgX to show my connected workspace and summarize what needs my attention. Include links to the records. Don’t change anything.” You should see your workspace and what is waiting on you, with links. A new workspace may have nothing waiting yet. If the answer never mentions OrgX, start a new chat and name OrgX in the prompt.
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Review work

Open a linked decision or piece of work in OrgX. Work can be checked against your quality bar (beta); accepting it stays your call.
4

Continue in another tool

Ask a second connected tool about the same record. It starts from the decision instead of from zero. Beta.
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Know the limits

See availability by client for what each tool can read, change and recover today, and what to do when something fails.

Connect my tool

Pick ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, Codex or another client.

See an example first

Explore prepared example data without installing or connecting anything.

Delegate a small outcome

Save one bounded draft, choose access and inspect the first result.

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Build with the API

Create work from your product and keep the receipt for every operation.

API quickstart

Authenticate, create work and read the operation receipt.

API reference

Authentication, operations, errors and SDKs.
To try the API without an account, validate a portable receipt. The request does not store the submission:
The response reports whether the receipt is valid, what outcome its producer reported, and what evidence it carries.