Company context for AI agents

Your agents have access.
They don't have understanding.

Grove builds a continuously updated company brain — synthesized, conflict-resolved, source-grounded — delivered as files any agent can read.

What makes Grove different

01

Synthesis, not search

Retrieval gives agents fragments. Grove gives them a worldview. Before your agent answers a single question, Grove has already resolved the conflicts, ranked the sources, and built a coherent picture of your company.

02

Any agent, no integration

Grove surfaces your company brain as files on disk. Claude Code, Cursor, any agent already knows how to read files. No custom connectors. No per-agent setup. Just a filesystem that already knows your company.

03

A moat that compounds

On day one, Grove knows a little. On day thirty, it has absorbed thousands of signals, unified identities across every tool, and resolved hundreds of conflicts. That understanding cannot be bought. It can only be grown.

The failure mode is not that agents can't find information.

Your agents can search Slack, read Google Drive, query your CRM. You've connected everything.

Ask who owns your biggest customer relationship. You'll get a name from Gmail. Ask from a different agent and you'll get a different name. Ask about your top priorities and it pulls from whichever strategy doc it finds first — even if that doc is three pivots behind.

The failure is not access. The failure is that agents find too much, can't tell what's current, can't resolve conflicts between sources, and confidently present a fragment as the whole truth.

Retrieval is a scavenger hunt. Every time your agent needs context, it starts from zero. No accumulated knowledge. No sense of what changed. No concept of which source wins when they disagree.

Grove does the interpretive work.

Grove runs continuously in the background — ingesting signal from your tools, resolving conflicts, unifying identity across fragmented mentions, tracking what's current and what's stale, combining sources into understanding that no single document contains.

The output is a context graph: a synthesized, source-tracked representation of your company. Delivered as files. Updated daily. Any agent reads it when it boots up. No searching required.

How Grove compares

CapabilityRetrieval / RAGGrove
When context is builtAt query timeContinuously, before anyone asks
Conflict resolutionNone — returns first matchSource-ranked, reasoned resolution
Identity unificationTreats fragments as separate entitiesUnified identity across all mentions
Staleness awarenessTreats old docs like new onesTracks freshness, flags decay
Agent compatibilityRequires custom integration per agentAny agent that reads files
Compounding valueResets every queryCompounds every day

We're building the benchmark.

There is no standard today for testing whether an agent actually understands your company. We're changing that. Our context benchmark asks: given real company data across real tools, can a system accurately answer basic questions? Who's on the engineering team? What changed last week? Which source wins when Slack and the CRM disagree?

Learn about the benchmark →

Your company needs a brain.

One that's continuously updated. Source-grounded. Conflict-resolved. That any agent can read from. That compounds every day it runs.

The companies that start building today will have six months of accumulated understanding that no amount of money can buy later. Try the interview now →