I've been talking to a lot of early-stage SaaS teams about how they use AI internally (not the "we're AI-native" marketing version, but the real day-to-day).
What I keep hearing is:
Half the team is on ChatGPT, the other half uses Claude, nobody shares context
Prompts that work well live in someone's Notion doc (maybe)
There's no visibility into what the team is actually using AI for
Onboarding a new hire means "here's a $20/seat subscription, good luck"
We're building something in this space and I'm genuinely curious whether this matches what others are seeing, or if some teams have actually figured it out.
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