Oi

Oi is a productivity tool. Oi lets teams define AI contexts, guardrails, connections and workflows once and use them across ChatGPT, Claude, Codex and Cursor through one MCP connection, with a 1,000+ item library, industry kits and embedded analytics.

Oi is a platform for managing the shared knowledge and rules that AI agents rely on inside an organisation. Instead of re-explaining the business to each assistant, a team defines its contexts, guardrails, skills, connections and workflows once, then makes them available wherever its people already work. The homepage names ChatGPT, Claude, Codex and Cursor as supported destinations, with access handled through a single MCP connection. The product is aimed at teams and organisations that have tried generative AI and struggled with inconsistent results. Its pitch centres on giving every user and agent the same connectors, contexts and workflows, with permission awareness and fine-grained access management applied throughout. Because the setup lives in Oi rather than inside one vendor's assistant, teams can switch models and tools while keeping their private context, guardrails and policies. In practice, a team connects Oi once to the AI tools it uses, then picks from a library of more than 1,000 contexts, guardrails, skills and workflows. These can be tailored, linked to business apps such as Google Workspace, Zoho, Linear, Neon and Xero, or built from scratch. Users invoke the setup by prompting with "oi" or "$Oi" in any connected tool. Embedded analytics then track adoption, usage and spend. A large share of the library is organised into industry kits. Examples include fitness studios (churn detection, class optimisation, discount controls tied to ClassPass, Momence and Mindbody), construction, fashion, property management, real estate, buyers agents and car dealers. Each kit bundles agents, pipelines and named guardrails such as margin floors or tenancy law compliance. Among alternatives, Oi sits closer to an AI governance and shared-context layer than to a chatbot or a single-purpose automation tool. It overlaps with MCP server collections, prompt libraries and workflow builders, but differs by combining them with access control and measurement. Teams wanting only a personal prompt manager may find it broader than needed.