spacesheep

Teams working with AI agents are increasingly flooded with walls of text that no one can keep up with. The page illustrates this with an example of a team receiving 26 hours of agent-written prose to read in a single week, up from just 3 hours in July. Today, AI output from tools like ChatGPT, Claude Code, or Cursor typically takes the form of plain text or chat logs, which are hard to scan, discuss, or act on as a team. This leaves people spending more time reading AI output than understanding or using it, and makes it hard to track or search past work without manually filing documents.

Spacesheep lets an AI create a 'space': a visual document, dashboard, app, or design that a team can read, comment on, and extend. Users prompt an AI (their own, like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, ChatGPT, or Grok, or spacesheep's own AI in a dashboard, Slack, or Telegram) to generate things like live dashboards with streaming data, custom-designed screens and mockups, simple CRMs and forms, or even browser games. Teammates can comment directly on a specific line or chart, and typing '@spacesheep' in a comment triggers the AI to revise the space live while everyone watches, with version history tracked. Every space syncs to the user's own Google Drive or GitHub, and the product includes search (built by former Pinecone engineers) so spaces can be found by asking in natural language instead of manually filing them.