Wato
Share AI agent memory and workflows across teams
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You can use Wato to connect AI agents to shared team memory, approved tools, and automated workflows. The service links with assistants in Claude, Cursor, and Codex using the Model Context Protocol, giving them access to organizational documentation, runbooks, and repositories. Teammates can spin up cloud agents equipped with virtual desktops, browsers, and terminal environments to complete complex tasks collaboratively. Administrators can control permissions at the user, team, or tool level, while audit logs track every tool call and generated output across the organization.
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