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A few things our early users are using Hatch for: - Maintaining shared prompt libraries - Managing long-running projects without re-explaining context - Using AI to plan, draft, and edit content - Keeping project plans, briefs, and research in one place

Hatch workspaces are collaborative. Invite your team. Share chats and documents with them. They can read and edit them, or even jump into the same AI chats with you in real time.

Hatch is great for multitasking. You can open chats, documents, and files in tiled windows, side by side. Read a doc while a chat works on it. Compare two docs. Keep a project plan open while you write.

Hatch can do more than read documents. It can work with them in all the ways a human can. Ask it to create, edit, summarize, rename, or move a document. The changes happen in the doc itself.

Here's where it gets interesting. In any chat, you can @-mention any document, file, or other chat in your workspace. The AI reads it as context. No need to copy-paste!

Documents in Hatch can contain other documents. Use a doc as a folder for related notes, drafts, or research, and ask the AI to move, organize, or summarize what's inside.

Hatch also has simple documents. You can create them, give them titles, and write whatever you want inside: notes, drafts, briefs, prompts, research, anything.

At its most basic, Hatch is an AI assistant. You open a chat, type a prompt, and talk to the model. Same as you'd expect!

Hatch is the world's most productive AI assistant. From floating windows to tagging documents, we've reimagined every aspect of daily AI workflows to help you operate at a higher level. Here's how it works 👇