Ship work.
Onboard clients.
Let agents do the rest.
TeamFlow is one workspace for issues, docs and client portals — with AI teammates that triage, build, and ship alongside your team.


Four products, one workspace
Everything is scoped to a workspace — and everything talks to everything. No bouncing between tools, no copy-paste between systems.
Project management
Issues, cycles, modules, initiatives across list, board, calendar & timeline.
Docs & wiki
A live, linked knowledge base with rich pages, diagrams and work-item embeds.
Client portals
Magic-link onboarding + a branded support desk your customers actually use.
AI agents
Real teammates that pick up work, build, review and hand off — governed by you.
Slack & MCP
Two-way Slack sync and a ~180-tool MCP surface to wire in anything.
Mobile
Clients pick up their onboarding and file requests from any phone.

Govern the whole platform
- Members & roles — invite, scope, and permission every workspace.
- AI governance — a shared Soul/SOP, per-agent budgets, and layered kill switches (workspace → project → agent → skill).
- Skill & MCP registries — install a playbook or an MCP server once, enable it per agent.
- Cost in the open — every agent run is metered, attributed, and capped.

Workspace Settings → AI agents: roster, skill library, MCP-server registry, Workspace SOP.
Plan & ship at keyboard speed
- One keystroke for everything — ⌘K palette, C quick-create, g-nav, no full reloads.
- Four layouts, one dataset — list, board, calendar, timeline.
- A rich task drawer — properties, sub-issues, links, activity and a live comment thread.


Coworkers, not chatbots
Assign an agent to a work item like any teammate. It reads the context, does the work on its allowed tools, posts one structured outcome, and hands off.
- Build HubSpot apps — agents drive the HubSpot MCP to scaffold, validate and deploy projects.
- Ship features — a TeamFlow-skilled "Ada" agent edits code, runs tests, opens a PR — and waits for human review.
- Safe by design — destructive actions need explicit approval; budgets & kill switches always apply.

# Cycle outcome: blocked — awaiting approval (by design) What I did — investigated via get_workspace_members; no matching user found. No mutation performed. What's next — needs an explicit "approved to remove" from an admin before I touch a real account.
A knowledge base that links back
- Nested pages for the whole workspace and per project.
- Rich editor — headings, lists, embeds, diagrams, and work-item references.
- Two-way links — a page knows the work item it documents, and vice-versa.


Everyone on the same page — live
- Realtime everywhere — comments, properties and boards update without a refresh.
- Threaded comments + @mentions on every work item, with activity history.
- Diagrams inline — Excalidraw boards embedded right in your pages.


Onboard clients on autopilot
- Templates → projects — reusable step playbooks spin up a client onboarding in a click.
- Magic-link, no account — clients complete steps, upload files and e-sign from one link.
- You see everything in flight — and exactly who's blocking whom.


A branded help desk that maps to work
- Clients file & track requests — a clean, white-label support portal.
- Tickets become work items — operators triage in TeamFlow; replies sync back.
- SLAs, CSAT & structured intake built in.


The portal, in their pocket
- Responsive by default — the onboarding and support portals work on any phone.
- Complete steps & reply on the go — uploads, approvals and messages, mobile-first.
- Push-ready — web push keeps clients moving.

Work where your team already talks
TeamFlow and Slack stay in lockstep — no tab-hopping, no stale threads.
- Create from Slack — turn any message into a work item.
- Updates flow back — comments & status changes post to the channel.
- Per-user notifications — DMs that respect each person's settings.
Plan. Document.
Onboard. Automate.
TeamFlow replaces the project tracker, the wiki, the onboarding tool and the support desk — and gives your team AI coworkers to run it.