Free: build your company overview in 2 minutes

Answer five questions and download 00-overview.md, the first file in the brain. It runs in your browser; nothing you type is sent anywhere.

What's in the full kit

company-brain-kit/
├── AGENTS.md                 how agents read the brain and propose updates
├── CLAUDE.md                 imports AGENTS.md for Claude Code
├── .cursor/rules/
│   └── company-brain.mdc     always-on Cursor rule pointing at AGENTS.md
├── SETUP.md                  20-40 minute setup guide
├── PROMPTS.md                10 prompts to fill and maintain it
├── WEEKLY-REVIEW.md          15-minute ritual so it doesn't go stale
├── brain/
│   ├── 00-overview.md
│   ├── 01-customers.md       ICP, their words, objections
│   ├── 02-offers-pricing.md  the only place prices come from
│   ├── 03-voice-style.md
│   ├── 04-decisions.md       what you decided and why
│   ├── 05-glossary.md
│   ├── 06-processes.md       SOPs
│   ├── 07-metrics.md
│   ├── 08-people-roles.md
│   ├── 09-priorities.md
│   └── inbox.md              where agents propose changes
└── example/                  every file filled in for a fictional company
    └── brain/ ...

Why I built it

Every new session, I was retyping the same things: what we sell, who it's for, how we write, what we already decided not to do. Agents are good at work and bad at remembering your business. A folder of short, true files that every tool reads first fixed most of that for me.

Lots of people are posting about "company brains" this week. The idea is simple. The hard parts are knowing which files to write, how specific to be, and how to stop it from going stale. That's what the kit is for.

Questions

Which tools read these files?

Codex and many other coding agents read AGENTS.md. Claude Code reads CLAUDE.md, which in this kit imports AGENTS.md. Cursor reads project rules in .cursor/rules and also supports AGENTS.md. The setup guide links each tool's own docs. For any other tool, start the session with "Read AGENTS.md and follow it."

I don't write code. Is this for me?

Yes, if you use an AI tool that works in a folder of files. You fill in plain text; no code needed.

Is it affiliated with any of those tools?

No. It's an independent kit I made. Tool names are used only to say what the files work with.