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Multiplayer AI chat

AI chat, with your whole team in the room

Buckley is a planning tool where an AI participant works alongside you and your teammates in the same conversation. He speaks when he has something to add — and stays quiet when he doesn't.

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We'll email you when early access opens. While you're here — three optional questions that help us decide who to let in first.

You already know you need this

Most companies don't have a company AI account. What they have is everyone quietly using their own — private chats nobody else can see, no policy, no shared record of the thinking. The usual fix on offer is an expensive consultant who sells you enterprise AI and a reorganization to go with it.

Buckley is the other option: your team's AI work happening where the team can already see it, without rebuilding how you work to get there.

A participant, not an assistant

Most AI chat is one person and a model. Real work is a team. Buckley sits in the conversation, answers when you ask him something, and decides for himself the rest of the time.

A Buckley conversation titled 'Launch date moved to April 14'. Teammates trade messages about a client pulling a launch date forward — the paid media flight, a photo shoot weather window, and a sample delivery date — with no reply from Buckley. After a day divider, one teammate asks what breaks if they run a shorter flight, and Buckley answers with the CPA assumptions from the media plan in the workspace's files and two costed options.

1 The team works the problem in the open. Buckley reads every message and says nothing.

2 Then one open question — and the one reply he judged worth making, costed from the media plan already sitting in the workspace.

  1. The team works the problem in the open. Buckley reads every message and says nothing.
  2. Then one open question — and the one reply he judged worth making, costed from the media plan already sitting in the workspace.

One place for what you bring and what he makes

Upload the brief, the spreadsheet, the guidelines. Buckley reads them, works from them, and writes his own documents back into the same tree — so a reader doesn't have to know which is which to find it.

You bring

  • Braewick - Paid Q2.xlsx
  • Braewick - Brand Guidelines.pdf
  • SOW - Spring Launch.pdf

Buckley writes back

  • Launch plan — April 14 options.md
  • Shot list — March.md
  • Location options.md

Everyone lands oriented

Group conversations by client, project, or team. Each workspace keeps its own files, memory, and context — and Buckley writes the summary, so nobody has to reconstruct where things stand.

A Buckley workspace overview for 'Braewick: Spring Launch'. An auto-written summary explains that the client moved the launch date forward and the paid media plan no longer fits, followed by a list of recent conversations, each with a one-line description and its latest messages. A files panel on the right lists uploaded documents alongside markdown Buckley wrote himself.

1 Written from the work, not by you. What changed, what it costs, and what nobody has resolved yet.

2 Then where each conversation stands: one line of context, and the last few messages in it.

  1. Written from the work, not by you. What changed, what it costs, and what nobody has resolved yet.
  2. Then where each conversation stands: one line of context, and the last few messages in it.

The rest of what he needs to be useful

He remembers

Durable facts from your conversations carry into new ones — dates, decisions, what's still unresolved. No re-explaining the project every Monday.

He uses your tools

Connect your own MCP servers and Buckley can use them in the conversation, with per-conversation control over which are on.

He looks things up

Web search and page fetching when the conversation needs something newer than the model.

For planning, not presence

Buckley isn't trying to replace your team chat. He's built for the sessions where work actually gets decided: planning a launch, scoping a build, working a problem. Bring the people, bring the AI, leave with a plan.

Be first in line

Buckley is in private development. Join the waitlist and we'll email you when early access opens.

You're on the list.

We'll email you when early access opens. While you're here — three optional questions that help us decide who to let in first.