korvai.com

What It Is

Korvai is a context and prompt management tool for heavy AI users, currently in beta. Its core premise is that users have already developed their own role background, best prompts, and workflows across tools like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, and Cursor, but that knowledge is scattered across chat histories, notes, and personal memory, making it hard to reuse consistently across different AI tools. Korvai aims to turn this information into a system that can be injected wherever needed.

Core Features

The product consists of three parts: Context, Prompts, and Skills. Context is used to record roles, company information, projects, standards, and tone once, then inject them automatically or with one click into AI sessions, reducing the need to explain background information repeatedly. Prompts provides a prompt library with support for saving, tagging, versioning, and quick search. Skills turns repeatable processes into structured SOPs that can be run in Claude Code via slash commands, making it suitable for standardized tasks such as contract review, onboarding processes, and product documentation.

Pricing and Team Capabilities

The current Personal plan is $0/month, aimed at individual AI power users. It includes unlimited context documents, a prompt library, and Skills, and can be used across AI tools. The Team plan has not yet launched; the page only states that it will include shared context libraries, standardized team prompts, usage analytics, and admin controls. In other words, the barrier to trying it as an individual is very low, but enterprise collaboration, permissions, and management capabilities are still in the planning stage.

Pros and Cons

Its strengths are a very focused positioning and a clear answer to real AI usage problems: “lost context” and “non-repeatable workflows.” The free personal plan is generous, and it supports multiple mainstream AI tools. The drawbacks are also clear: the product is still in beta, with unknown stability, long-term pricing, and Team plan delivery; key enterprise procurement questions around data security, compliance, payment methods, API access, and self-hosting are not disclosed; and the deeper execution scenarios for Skills currently focus mainly on Claude Code.

Who It’s For and Access From China

Korvai is suitable for product managers, operations teams, consultants, developers, and anyone who works across multiple AI tools every day, especially users who have already built up a large collection of prompts and SOPs. Access from China is not discussed in the main content, and the tools it depends on, such as Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini, may themselves face network, account, and payment restrictions in mainland China. Alternatives to consider include managing prompts in Notion or a knowledge base, ChatGPT custom instructions and projects, Claude Projects, PromptHub/PromptLayer, or an internal enterprise SOP system.