CodePower Workspace
One workspace for every project. An AI team for every workspace.
CodePower Workspace gathers your projects, knowledge and AI assistants in one place: upload your documents, connect your repositories, and work with AI roles that know your context instead of starting from zero every time.
The problem
AI assistants are useful in isolation and useless in context. Every new chat starts blank, your documents live somewhere else, and the AI has no idea what your project actually contains.
What we built
CodePower Workspace gives each project its own workspace with a knowledge base, AI roles and connected repositories. Upload PDFs, Word documents and notes, and the assistant answers from your own material with sources. Connect GitHub and a developer role can read the code and propose changes as a pull request for you to approve.
What changes for you
The AI stops being a clever stranger and starts being a colleague who has read the material — while you keep control of what it is allowed to change.
Inside CodePower Workspace
Knowledge base — upload PDF, DOCX, MD and TXT files or write notes. Documents are split, indexed and searched with a hybrid of vector and keyword search, so answers cite the passages they came from.
AI roles — pick from ten standard roles or define your own. Each role has its own tools, model configuration and permissions, and you bring your own API key.
Memory — facts, decisions and summaries are proposed by the AI and approved by you, so the workspace remembers what was decided without inventing it.
GitHub integration — link repositories per workspace, browse files, search, review pull requests and commits, and let the developer role open a pull request instead of merging anything on its own.
Multi-user — owners and members with invitations and role-based access, so a workspace can be shared with the people who should see it.
Want something built this well for your business?
CodePower Workspace started as an idea and became a product. Tell us about yours and we will show you how we would take it from here to live.