OrgX

OrgX is a shared operating record for AI-delivered work, connecting multiple AI tools — including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and OpenClaw — into one durable, cross-session record of decisions, artifacts, approvals, and evidence.

The product is structured in seven layers: connecting existing AI tools via MCP, carrying organizational context across sessions, linking work to broader initiatives and outcomes, gating consequential decisions behind mandatory approval, verifying work against a published quality bar, formal human acceptance — agents cannot approve their own work — and feeding outcomes back to improve future work. Seven specialized agents cover areas such as marketing, engineering, design, product, sales, operations, and orchestration.

Its target audience is primarily agencies and teams delivering client work with AI agents, who need accountability and buyer-ready deliverables rather than just task automation.

Pricing is tiered: a free plan covers one initiative, followed by Starter ($98/month), Agency ($298/month), and Enterprise ($1,000/month) plans with increasing feature scope up to SSO and custom guardrails; managed rollout services are also available separately. OrgX is a product of Knodible.

Because every layer of the system is logged, a fully traceable history is available on demand — one that can, for example, be presented to clients as proof of the work actually delivered.

For agencies billing clients by the initiative rather than by the hour, this kind of evidence trail can double as documentation supporting an invoice, not just an internal quality check.