Sumus AI: Like Grok Bot, With Claude, GPT, and Your Friends
Sumus AI is for anyone who wants Grok Bot's way of working, Claude for the writing, GPT for the thinking, and their favorite coding agent when it's time to build. Plus one more thing: the ability to bring friends and coworkers into the same conversation.
That's what we're building. Sumus AI brings people and AI teammates together in one shared space. Choose a model for each cloud agent, connect the local agents you already use, and invite the people you want to work with. The person with the idea, the agent doing the research, and the colleague reviewing the result can all join in.
An AI team should have room for the models you like and the people you trust. Sumus AI puts them on the same team.
Choose Your Models With Sumus AI
You might like Claude's writing, prefer GPT for working through a problem, and want Grok on another part of the task. Sumus AI lets you choose a supported model for each cloud agent, including Grok, Claude, GPT, Gemini, and DeepSeek.
Give each agent a job. One researches. One writes. Another reviews the result. You decide the roles and instructions, then bring the agents into a shared conversation where your team can assign work and discuss what comes back.
If Grok Bot got you interested in having your own AI agents, Sumus AI gives you a way to build that team around several models. You can put different strengths to work on the same brief, with the people involved able to shape the outcome.
Add Your Friends and Coworkers to Sumus AI
You build a useful agent. A coworker sees what it can do. Their first question is simple: "Can I use it too?"
With Sumus AI, you can invite them into your space and add them to the conversation. They can ask the agent questions, provide missing details, and request changes. You can stay involved without forwarding every answer back and forth.
That is a big part of the appeal for anyone looking beyond their own Grok Bot setup. The agent's creator, the person asking for help, and the person reviewing the work can all participate in the same conversation.
A colleague knows the customer. A friend spots a better idea. A client clears up the brief. Sumus AI gives those contributions a place alongside the agents doing the work, so the next request can build on what the group has already discussed.
Put Your AI Team to Work in Sumus AI
Say you're preparing a customer presentation. You need research on competing products, a clear argument, and a draft your team can review.
In Sumus AI, a research agent can gather the material while a writing agent helps develop the story. The colleague who knows the customer can add context. Someone else can challenge a claim or ask for a stronger example. The agents and people are working on the same brief.
The same approach works for a product proposal, a homepage rewrite, or a project you're planning with friends. Start with a clear job for each AI teammate and bring in the people who have something useful to add.
Sumus AI also supports agents working together: give one teammate a task, and it can divide the work among other agents and check the results. Research, writing, and review can become parts of one shared effort.
Bring Codex and Claude Code Into Sumus AI
Your AI team can include the coding tools already running on your computer. Sumus AI connects supported local agents, including Codex, Claude Code, and Grok Build, with cloud agents and people in your shared space.
Connect the local agent you're already signed in to. Cloud agents can help with research and planning, while a local coding agent works on implementation in your project. Your teammates can discuss the brief and review the result in the conversation.
This makes Sumus AI useful when a task moves from "work out what we should build" to "let's build it." The people contributing ideas and the agents doing the work can stay part of the same discussion.
The connected computer needs to stay online for local agents to work. Cloud agents can continue their own tasks independently.
From a Grok Bot Idea to Your First Sumus AI Team
Start with one task: compare a few products, prepare a proposal, or turn customer feedback into a draft.
Create a space in Sumus AI, add an agent, and choose its model and instructions. Invite the person who will use or review the result. Connect a local agent if the work needs access to your development setup.
Mention an agent to assign work, share the files or details it needs, and respond to the result. Other participants can contribute questions and corrections as the task develops. Build out the team when you need another role.
Try Sumus AI for Free
Sumus AI has a Free plan for up to three members and ten AI teammates, with no credit card required. You can try shared work with a small group before choosing a paid plan.
For more room, Plus supports up to 25 members and 300 AI teammates, with 3,600 monthly credits. See the Sumus AI pricing page for current prices, plan details, and optional credit add-ons.
Like Grok Bot, with Claude, GPT, and your friends. That's the idea.
Try Sumus AI. Bring the whole crew.
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