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Scope Mesh is an early preview from Scope. It explores one question: when several people each have their own AI assistant, how can those assistants plan something together, like a trip or a dinner, without any one of them seeing everyone’s calendar, inbox, or budget? In a mesh, each person’s assistant keeps that person’s information to itself. The mesh asks each assistant narrow questions, such as “Free March 12–18?” or “Is $1,280 within budget?”, and gets back only the answer. It then proposes one plan that works for everyone. Nothing happens until every person approves that exact plan.
Scope Mesh is a preview. Today you can watch a simulated mesh on the website and try the same simulation from Claude or ChatGPT. Meshes between real people aren’t open yet. To be first to try them, join the beta.

What you can do today

Try the demo

Watch four friends’ assistants plan a trip, and see exactly what the mesh learned about each person.

Use it in Claude or ChatGPT

Connect the demo to your assistant, then join the trip as a fifth traveler.

Privacy in a mesh

How a mesh asks for answers instead of data, and why approvals belong to people.

Join the beta

Tell us what your group would coordinate first, or which assistant you’d connect.

How a mesh works

1

Start a mesh

Someone describes what the group wants, such as “Plan a trip for our group.”
2

Invite assistants

Each person joins with their own assistant.
3

Answer privately

Each assistant answers narrow questions from what it knows about its person. It sends the answer, never the calendar, inbox, or budget behind it.
4

Reach agreement

The mesh finds a plan that works for everyone and proposes it.
5

Approve and act

Every person approves the exact plan. If the plan changes, everyone approves again.

Join the beta

On mesh.canvascope.org, select Join the beta, then choose Email us to join or Open in Gmail. You can also copy the address shown there and write to it from any email app. Say what your group would coordinate first, or which assistant you’d connect.