Look, Claude tag is fine if you live and die in Slack. It shows up in your channels, you tag it, it does its thing inside that box. Cute. But if you actually work on a mac all day, jumping between linkedin, obsidian, your browser, files, Clickup, whatever’s on your screen, Clawsight just feels different. It sees what you see. It hears you. it works with the real context in front of you instead of making you copy, paste, explain, switch tabs, and repeat. Claude tag is a helpful teammate in one app. Clawsight.app is the operating layer that actually moves with how you work. Do you use Slack?

A lot of you have known me for years as MacAngel (still own macangel.ai). I started ClawSight as the vision for Mac-centered AI agents, but we're evolving fast. We're now running Hermes, building on Apple MLX, Claude Managed Agents, and Google Agents — with ClawSight Cloud for hosting Macs in the cloud to power them all. Still deeply Mac at the core (former Mac Genius + Apple Certified Technical Co-ordinator here). What should the main brand be going forward?

I had to laugh when we said he dragged screenshots into codex like a caveman. I told him to use ClawSight instead!

I am looking into other things I could hook ClawSight into and so far I have a few ideas. What do you guys want first?

I’d love your thoughts if you run a business or manage a team that uses Macs: Companies accumulate massive amounts of raw context (notes, clippings, conversations, research) across multiple devices, but it stays fragmented, unstructured, and underutilized. Without a system to automatically ingest, structure, and link it, the context never compounds into a high-signal "company brain. Some companies are using tools like Notion and Obsidian to plug this gap. For personal thinking, those tools are excellent. But when it comes to running a business, they tend to create the same problem: Fragmented knowledge. Each person builds their own system. Has their own skills.Each team has its own structure. Knowledge lives in different tools with no single source of truth. Some people in the company won't use notion or Obsidian and prefer to use the old tools they used to use. The result is: - Partial, disconnected memory across the company   - Weak permissions and audibility   - Duplicated work   - Knowledge that leaves when someone does. Say bye bye to all those nice new shiny skills they just made. - AI tools that only ever see one person’s slice of reality A company isn’t just a collection of notes. It’s people, teams, workflows, approvals, documents, decisions, and the relationships between all of them. That’s not a notebook problem. It’s a shared knowledge and coordination problem I've implemented systems in more then 300 companies in the last 24 years. People don't like change. So I think in first principles. I asked myself how can I be as least invasive and still capture all of this knowledge? Then I saw a tool that gave me an idea. Now I’m building a real Company Brain — a governed system where: - Notes connect to people, teams, workflows, approvals, and artifacts   - Relationships are first-class   - Permissions, history, and provenance are built in   - Existing files, ownership, and access permissions are ingested so the system understands not just what exists, but who can see and edit what. The Company Brain can simply assume your business structure without having to set it up again. - The company has one coherent, auditable source of truth instead of a collection of personal systems