Claude with Tulina
Keep Claude. Give it a company brain.
With connectors alone, every session gathers context the hard way. Raw exports, document chunks, and search results get pulled into the chat, and Claude distills them on the spot. That distillation costs the window and the tokens, and the next session pays it again, because nothing keeps what was learned.
Tulina keeps the distillation done and current. The company brain holds synthesized, dated pages, built and routed so each question pulls exactly the context it needs. Claude starts from understanding instead of catch-up, and the token bill falls to a fraction. Claude stays your interface. Tulina is what it works from.
Claude with connectors
Claude with Tulina
Starting context
Raw data across your tools
A distilled brief of your company
Token spend
Heavy. Every chat rebuilds context from raw documents
A fraction. Routing in the company brain pulls only what the task needs
Company context
What it can fetch, plus one person's memory
How the whole company works, sourced and dated
Team memory
Private to each person, by design
One memory, shared by the team
Corrections and learnings
Their chats, unless someone hand-edits a shared Project
Written in for everyone
Connector setup
Per person, per tool, on most plans
Each person adds Tulina once. Every tool is already connected inside it
Secrets and API keys
Per-person logins and config files
Set once, held in a vault
Self-improvement
Each person's own memory
The whole company's context, every run
Shared context.
Every Claude session starts from the same company brain instead of rebuilding it from scratch: decisions, deals, and calls already folded in, sourced and dated rather than re-explained chat by chat.
Shared connectors.
One person connects a tool once, and the key is held in a vault for the whole team. Nobody pastes a login into a chat just to bring Claude up to speed.
Shared processes and databases.
Workflows written once run the same way for the whole team, and what they write lands in one shared table instead of a spreadsheet per person. Claude works from that same table, not a copy of it.