The context layer gives your AI agents 20/20 vision on your company
The true magic of the context layer is that you're essentially giving agents 20/20 vision on your company. You can add permissions, make sure the right things are gated, and ensure people see the right information at the right times. When you're building things that require organizational intel — who got hired, what the strategy is, what was decided in that meeting — you just have it. You don't have to wonder. That's what makes a company truly AI-native: agents that can see and act on the full picture of what's actually happening inside the organization.
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