Introduction to Giga
A high-level guide to Giga's core building blocks and where to find them.
Giga brings company work, connected tools, and durable context into one AI workspace. The building blocks below help you decide where work belongs, what Giga can access, and how repeatable work gets reused.
Product overview
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Explore Giga
Chats
Ask questions, work through tasks, and hand off work to Giga.
Tracks
Keep long-running work, context, files, and history together.
Connections
Give Giga secure access to the tools and systems your company already uses.
Groups
Organize shared work and control who can access it.
Agents
Create named AI agents with their own instructions, context, and access.
Skills
Reuse instructions for specific kinds of work.
Workflows
Save repeatable multi-step processes that can be run again.
Pulses
Run recurring work on a schedule.
Use Giga where your team works
Giga can be used through different interfaces while the underlying workspace context and permissions continue to apply.
Giga Web
Work directly in the Giga web app.
Slack
Work with Giga inside Slack.
ChatGPT
Use Giga from ChatGPT.
Claude
Use Giga from Claude.
Microsoft Teams
Use Giga from Microsoft Teams.
How Giga stays grounded
Giga’s product doctrine stays stable, while live workspace details stay dynamic. Current permissions, Tracks, Groups, Connections, and available tools are checked from the live workspace instead of being assumed.
Live workspace is the source of truth
If something depends on access, connected tools, or workspace state, Giga checks the live workspace rather than relying on a hard-coded list.
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Product overview diagram showing how Chats, Tracks, Groups, Connections, Agents, Skills, Workflows, and Pulses fit together.