# Field notes

> Practical notes on working with AI agents in project teams: what to start with, where shared context helps, and how to keep people in control.

Practical notes on working with AI agents in project teams: what to start with, where shared context helps, and how to keep people in control.

- **[How to give Claude access to your team’s projects and calls](https://starlingshq.com/field-notes/connect-claude-to-team-projects-and-calls)**: Connect Claude to a Starlings workspace with MCP, start read-only, and understand which project records and finalized meeting notes it can access.

  By Envisioning · Published 2026-10-09
- **[What should a small consultancy automate first with AI?](https://starlingshq.com/field-notes/what-small-consultancies-should-automate-first)**: Start with one internal hand-off after a finished client call: turn agreed actions into reviewable project tasks, with the source and a person still in control.

  By Envisioning · Published 2026-10-09
- **[Why should an AI agent work in the same project as your team?](https://starlingshq.com/field-notes/why-agents-belong-in-the-same-project)**: An agent is more useful when its assignment, source context and result stay with the project. Here is what shared context changes, and what it should not grant.

  By Envisioning · Published 2026-10-09

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