Note
Just want to try it? Run the local demo. It needs no AI account.
Trina AX is a company AI workspace. You set up Claude Code once on a server, and everyone uses it from a browser.
| What it means | |
|---|---|
| One server | Claude Code and Codex run on your server, not on each laptop. |
| Your files | The AI works from the team folders: shared/, groups/, projects/ and personal folders. |
| Team skills | A SKILL.md file turns how your team works into a reusable instruction. |
| Permissions | The server checks every file the AI opens, as the person asking. |
#Recommended path for new developers
- Run the demo
Start a fictional team on your computer in about 10 minutes. Go to the quickstart.
- Learn the words
Teams, groups, folders, skills, engines and MCP in one page. Read the key concepts.
- See how it fits together
The server, the web app, the engines and the permission check. Read the architecture.
- Make your first change
Set up a development server, run the checks and open a pull request. Read the local development guide.
- Put it in front of a team
Choose hosting, a Linux server or an office Mac. Compare the setups.
#Develop with Trina AX
Developer guideArchitecture, repository layout, tests and conventions.For AI agentsRules for coding agents, and how AI works inside Trina AX.HTTP APIEvery endpoint, grouped by area, with who may call it.
#Key capabilities
Files and permissionsEach person and their AI see only the folders they may open.Team skillsReusable instructions, governed like files.MCP connectionsLet the AI use Notion, Linear and other services.Scheduled tasksAsk once and let the AI repeat the work.