Pluro for Teams: A Guide

Implementing a shared memory system in a team environment requires a balance between transparency and privacy. Here is how to set up Pluro for your organization.

Define Your Spaces

Create distinct spaces for different departments or projects. Don't dump everything into one "General" bucket. Context is more relevant when it is scoped.

The "Private by Default" Rule

Encourage team members to keep their personal workspace private. Only explicitly "push" items to the team space that are relevant for everyone. This reduces noise and ensures that the team memory remains high-signal.

By following these simple guidelines, you can turn Pluro into a collective intelligence engine that grows smarter with every interaction.