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We use a shared Google Doc as our team's AI brain — is there something better?
A shared Google Doc is still good when people mainly need one familiar document to edit. A shared file space is a better fit when several assistants need current, scoped context across products or across company boundaries.
AnswerHow do I transfer ChatGPT memory to Claude (and back) — and share it?
Claude can import a text copy of memory from another AI provider, but that is a one-time copy into Claude rather than shared state. To let both products and the people you choose use the same current context, distill the useful material into a shared space that each assistant checks.
MigrationHow do I let someone at another company have their AI read part of my project without giving them everything?
Create an email-bound grant limited to the exact files the other company needs. Their assistant can search, list, and read inside that scope while the rest of the project stays outside its view.
AnswerHow do I keep a project's current state in one place my AI can read?
Keep source records in the tools that produced them, then maintain a short set of shared files that states what is true now. Your assistants can read that current-state layer before using meeting notes, tickets, calendars, and other source systems for detail.
AnswerHow do I stop re-explaining my project to every new AI chat?
Keep the project's current state in a shared space and tell each new conversation to read it first. The assistant can recover the current brief and today's open work without making you reconstruct the project from memory.
AnswerHow do I share context between Claude Code and a cofounder's ChatGPT?
Connect Claude Code and your cofounder's ChatGPT to the same shared space. Claude Code can leave current project files as it works, and your cofounder's ChatGPT can read or update those files according to its grant.
AnswerHow do I share a Claude project with a colleague or team that uses ChatGPT?
You cannot send a Claude project directly into a colleague's ChatGPT. Put the useful project context in a shared space, grant their email access, and their ChatGPT can read the same working files without joining your Claude account.
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