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Shared contexts, guardrails, and workflows so ChatGPT, Claude, and Codex act on the same knowledge.
Oi is infrastructure that sits between a company's own knowledge and the AI tools employees already use, such as ChatGPT, Codex, and Claude, so contexts, guardrails, connections, and workflows only need to be set up once instead of separately in every tool. It is aimed at organizations in industries like construction, fashion, fitness, property management, real estate, and auto dealerships that have run AI pilots without seeing measurable results and want a shared, governed layer instead. The free plan covers 3 seats and one workflow; paid plans add more seats, private items, workflows, connections, and daily agent messages, with the top tiers adding governance and priority support. The company is based in Australia.
Free covers 3 seats and 10 agent messages a day. Pro is $19/month (10 seats, includes API access), Team is $79/month, and Business is $299/month; all paid tiers include a 60-day trial.
Use tool ↗Oi's premise is that most companies repeat the same context and guardrail setup separately in ChatGPT, Claude, and Codex, and centralizing that once is worth a subscription. It is a genuinely industry-agnostic infrastructure layer, which also means the payoff depends heavily on how many AI tools and workflows a given team is actually running.
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