A space for every team
Departments, projects and clients each get their own space, with files and chats together.
It understands your work and what matters to you
Feiji is AI for your team
Xiaoji sees it through
Say it once. Xiaoji carries the work to the end and rarely needs to ask.
- Shared context
- Uses what colleagues already keep in your spaces
- Apps
- Builds the tool the job needs
- Its own computer
- Works websites and systems directly
- Approvals
- Sends the key step to the right person
Why Xiaoji can finish the job
Your team’s files live in its spaces, Xiaoji has apps and a computer, and key steps go to a person.
Customer stories
Real clients and real numbers, with what was done.
Feiji helps improve panel packingand reduce damage
Read storyFeiji helps improve an OEM systemand keep orders moving
Read storyFrom attendance to collaborationsaving about 150 hours a month
Read storyModels and tools that fit your team
Your deployment calls the model providers it is configured for. Today: OpenAI, Zhipu and DeepSeek. Others on request.
OpenAI
DeepSeek
Zhipu AI
Feishu
DingTalk
WeComYour team keeps control
Xiaoji sees only what you can see. The named person makes the call.
Members-only spaces
Without access, you cannot even see the space’s name.
The named person approves
Neither Xiaoji nor a colleague can approve for them.
Never beyond your access
Search and answers cover only the spaces you can open.
Runs on your servers
Spaces, files and chats stay on your own servers. With an external model, what is sent to the model leaves them.
Putting AI to work
Questions from practice
Explore our research and experience with retaining team knowledge, making AI part of everyday work and enforcing access permissions.
View all resourcesCompany memory should outlast the model
Company memory should outlast the model.
Knowledge that survives a change of model.
AI adoption is not the finish line
AI adoption is not the finish line.
What the 2026 research means for teams.
Permissions belong outside the prompt
Permissions belong outside the prompt.
From permission prompts to enforceable access.