One shared context file your whole team's agents read
Grant gives teams one shared context file with roles, section permissions, activity, and admin controls.
Roles that keep the file trusted
Owners manage the workspace, admins manage permitted content, and members work within section permissions.
Common questions
A Grant company workspace is one shared context profile that every member's agents read before they act. It holds the canonical company context: how the team works, what it is building, and the conventions and constraints that apply to everyone, so agents stop drifting from how the team actually operates.
A wiki is a large, complete record for people to search. A Grant company profile is short, curated, and written to be read by agents before they answer. It is the profile your AI reads, not the archive your team browses. Most teams keep both.
Three: Owner, who manages members and content; Admin, who manages members and content; and Member, who reads and proposes. Section permissions can further control who edits each section directly versus by proposal, and every change is attributed in the activity view.
No. A member needs a Grant account, but not a personal Grant profile. They connect their own agents over MCP and read the shared company profile. They can keep a personal Grant profile too, and switch between them from the workspace dropdown.