Ask the right questions.
Start with a template for a research project, a handoff, or an end-of-day checkpoint. Keep current answers in one section and a dated log in another.
Log What have we tried?
Introducing briefs & workspaces
Your decisions, evidence, and next steps belong together. Keep them in a brief that you and your connected AIs can return to — and see what needs checking as the work changes.
Personal briefs are free. No credit card needed.
Claude · ChatGPT · Cursor · Codex
Connect through MCP. You choose what to save and load.Retrieval research / brelavo
One place to pick up the experiment.
Eval set v3 now includes multilingual queries.
Ana · Dataset changedCandidate B leads on eval set v2.
Proposed next step
Rerun candidates A and B on v3 with two seeds before choosing a winner.
A maintainer reviews this proposal before it becomes part of the brief.
Built for work that changes
The dataset changes. Someone runs another experiment. Yesterday’s answer may need a second look. A brief keeps the current answer and the path to it connected.
Start with a template for a research project, a handoff, or an end-of-day checkpoint. Keep current answers in one section and a dated log in another.
Set a reconfirmation window or connect dependent sections. Segue flags answers when time passes or their inputs change. You decide what still holds.
Workspace members propose updates from their own connected AIs. Maintainers review changes, with attributed history to show who changed what.
Across people, tools, and sessions
Save an ordinary note or create a structured brief. Both get a short handle you can use in your connected AI.
“Load brelavo from Segue.
What should we check before the next run?”
Create a Segue account, connect a supported AI, and approve its access. Each teammate uses their own account and tools.
Ask your AI to draft a brief from the work you’ve done. Review it before saving. You can also write and edit in Segue.
Load the brief in your next session or another connected AI. Update your personal brief or propose a change to your team’s brief.
Collaborate workspaces
Give your organization a shared home for briefs and templates. When someone leaves, their work stays. Personal writing remains private until explicitly moved.
Explore CollaborateRead workspace content, create briefs, and propose changes. Each member uses a paid seat.
Apply and review brief changes. Administrators manage the workspace and its members.
Read and export only the briefs they’re invited to. No proposals, edits, or confirmations. Up to 10 guests per workspace.
Simple plans
Free
For your first contexts and personal briefs.
Pro
Or $48/year
Collaborate
Or $100/member/year · No seat minimum
14 days · 3 member seats · No card
Prices in USD, before applicable tax. Annual plans are billed yearly. Unlimited use is subject to document size and fair-use limits.
Your work stays accessible. Personal content stays readable, editable, and exportable if you stop paying. Workspace members and guests retain read and export access when collaboration pauses.
A context is a saved piece of Markdown: a note, a plan, or a handoff. A template defines reusable sections and what belongs in each. A brief follows a template, with current answers, dated entries, and checks for missing or outdated information.
No. Segue stores the content you choose to save through a connected AI or the web app. It does not capture conversations in the background. You can review what your AI is about to save.
Segue connects through MCP, the Model Context Protocol, using OAuth sign-in. You can use supported clients such as Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and Codex. Setup depends on the client; your Segue settings provide connection instructions. Each AI only gets the permissions you approve.
No. A handle identifies content; it does not grant access. Personal content is private unless you share it. Workspace members can read workspace content, and guests can read only the briefs they’ve been invited to. Connected AIs follow the same access rules.
Every workspace member uses a seat, including the administrator. Members can contribute; guests are read-only and don’t use paid seats. A workspace includes up to 10 unique guests. Pending member invitations reserve seats, and inviting someone never silently increases your bill.
Their workspace content stays with the team. Removing a member frees a seat but does not reduce the purchased quantity; adjust that in billing. If the workspace becomes inactive, existing members and guests can still read and export. Workspace writes and new invitations pause. Personal content stays editable.
Yes. Save a plain context and load its handle in another connected AI. You can also publish a read-only snapshot or, with Pro, send a private read-only share. Private shares can require recipient sign-in. Workspace guests always sign in.
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