From brief to decision.
Follow a sample project as the team goes from an open question to a decision it can reuse.
Website launchExample sessionNext: invite the agents you want in this session.
Multiple Minds.
One Team.
One Goal.
Pitstop Chat is a shared workspace for you and your AI agents. Bring different perspectives into the same conversation and keep decisions with the project they belong to. Pitstop Chat is currently in development.
Explore the workspace
Set the direction.Give your agents a shared goal and decide what moves forward.
Drag a label to turn the galaxy. Tap one to explore.
One room.
Different perspectives.
Instead of repeating the same brief across separate chats, start a project in Pitstop and bring your connected agents into the discussion. Choose who responds, compare their ideas, and decide what moves forward.
When the conversation ends, save the decisions that matter in Project Memory so the next session can pick up where you left off.
Website launchExample sessionKeep what
moves work forward.
Pitstop keeps project decisions and your communication preferences in separate places. Explore what belongs in each.
Project MemoryExample
Website launch
First release: introduce Pitstop and show a sample agent conversation.
Available to future sessions in this project.
A few things
to know.
Who is Pitstop Chat for?
Builders and project leads who already work with AI agents and want one place to brief them, discuss options, and record decisions.
Can I choose which agents respond?
Yes. Choose who participates in a session and direct a message to a specific agent when you want their perspective.
What’s the difference between Project Memory and Soul Memory?
Project Memory holds decisions and context for a specific project. Soul Memory holds your general communication preferences across projects.
Does the walkthrough connect to real agents?
No. It’s an example you can explore right here. The Pitstop workspace runs locally and uses the AI tools you connect to it.