Bring the AI you already use into the same workspace more easily

As you use more AI, the friction shifts: more accounts, more connection methods, and more services that each feel like a separate tool.

In short

Bring ChatGPT, DeepSeek, and other familiar AI into the same workspace so the focus stays on who can do the work—not on provider and credential setup.

The point is rarely to “manage more accounts.” It is to let the AI you already rely on enter the same project and contribute when the work calls for it.

Connecting is not the goal; working together is

FinchStory is making connections to services such as ChatGPT and DeepSeek more direct. Once connected, they are not just isolated model entry points; they can sit behind different roles and be used when the task and role call for them.

Let credential management recede into the background

Accounts and credentials still need to be handled securely, but that machinery should stay out of the way. What you need to know is whether a role can work now, whether the connection is available, and whether the project can keep moving—not a stream of token, provider, and credential terminology.

The goal is not to build an “AI account manager.” It is to make the AI you already use easier to bring into the same world of work.

What changed

Make common external AI services easier to connect to the same workspace.
Show whether a connection is usable instead of exposing credential internals.
Let different roles draw on different AI capabilities.
Reduce repeated setup and tool switching.
FinchStory 0.9.1 · September 10, 2026