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GreatArrow.ai

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Summary

You paste the same Slack thread into Claude, then ChatGPT, then Cursor — because none of them remember what you told the last one. GreatArrow.ai exists to close that gap.

The tool gives Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and terminal sessions a shared memory layer tied to your actual business data, then adds 335 discrete actions across 39 integrations so the AI can draft and send a Gmail, open a pull request, or file a Jira ticket without you copying context again. The core pitch is that answers come back with the source attached — which matters when a stakeholder asks why the AI said what it said. The product is in open beta, so rough edges are not a hypothetical. Teams evaluating this for production governance should factor beta stability into their risk assessment.

Bottom line: Pick this if you need one memory layer connecting multiple AI clients for internal research and action tasks — but not if your workflow requires an API for programmatic control, because no API is available.

Pricing Plans

Subscription
Price
$29/month

Free trial

Free

No credit card required, open beta access

  • Shared memory
  • Tool connections

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Best For: Teams using multiple AI clients who need consistent context, Users wanting AI to execute actions in business tools, Work that requires source-grounded answers and audit logs
  • Shared memory across Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and terminal sessions, which means you stop rebuilding context every time you switch clients and the AI operates with the same business state regardless of which tool you open.
  • 335 actions across 39 integrations — Gmail sends, Jira tickets, GitHub pull requests — so the AI completes the task rather than drafting output you then execute manually.
  • Source-attached answers with audit trail, so when a stakeholder challenges a response you can point to the exact document or record the answer came from instead of defending a black box.
  • No-credit-card free trial tier in open beta, so you can validate whether the memory and action layer actually holds for your specific toolchain before committing budget.
  • Works inside AI clients you already pay for — Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Gemini, Kiro, VS Code — so you are augmenting existing spend rather than replacing a tool your team already knows.
  • No API is available, which means any team that wants to embed GreatArrow's memory or action layer inside a custom application or internal platform cannot do it — they switch to a competitor with a programmatic interface rather than maintaining a manual workaround.
  • The product is in open beta, and the vendor explicitly solicits feedback as part of the current release posture; teams running production workflows that require guaranteed uptime and stable behavior take on undisclosed breakage risk that a GA product would not carry.
  • No self-hosted option exists, so teams with data residency requirements or policies against third-party cloud access for business context are blocked from the start — there is no path to running this on your own infrastructure.

About

Platforms
Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Gemini, VS Code, terminal
API Available
No
Self-Hosted
No
Last Updated
2026-08-16T18:41:17.673Z

Best For

Who it's for

  • Teams using multiple AI clients who need consistent context
  • Users wanting AI to execute actions in business tools
  • Work that requires source-grounded answers and audit logs

What it does well

  • Unified memory across Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor sessions
  • AI-drafted emails sent directly via Gmail
  • Pull requests opened from code context in Cursor or terminal
  • Tickets filed in Jira with consistent business context
  • Scheduled agent tasks across connected tools

Integrations

GmailSlackGoogle DriveGitHubNotionJira and 33 more
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Frequently Asked Questions

Is GreatArrow.ai free?
GreatArrow.ai has a permanent free tier alongside paid upgrades (paid plans from $29/month). You can keep using a baseline version indefinitely without paying.
Is GreatArrow.ai open source?
No — GreatArrow.ai is a closed-source tool. Source code is not publicly available.
When was GreatArrow.ai released?
GreatArrow.ai was first released in 2026.
What platforms does GreatArrow.ai support?
GreatArrow.ai is available on: Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Gemini, VS Code, terminal.

Teams lose context when switching between Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor

You paste the same Slack thread into each one because none remember what you told the last. GreatArrow.ai adds a shared memory layer tied to your business data so answers stay consistent across those tools plus terminal sessions.

Actions and integrations

The vendor states it supplies 335 discrete actions across 39 integrations. The AI can draft and send Gmail messages, open pull requests, or file Jira tickets without manual copy-paste. Answers include source references so teams can trace why a response was generated.

Current status and limits

The product runs in open beta with a $29-per-month subscription and a no-credit-card free trial. It supports Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Gemini, VS Code, and terminal. No API is offered and no self-hosted option exists.

Who it is for and who should skip it

Best for teams that already use multiple AI clients and need consistent business context plus direct actions in Gmail, Slack, Google Drive, GitHub, Notion, and Jira. Skip it if you require an API for custom apps, guaranteed uptime for production workflows, or data-residency controls that demand self-hosting.