Connect the agents you already run — Claude Code, Cursor, any MCP agent — to the same documents as your team. They propose; you review every change. The work you build together lasts, instead of vanishing into a chat window each session.
Works with Claude Code, Cursor & any MCP agent · you review every change · full history
Your agent does real work in a chat window. Tomorrow it’s gone — and you’re re-explaining everything from scratch, while your teammates never saw any of it. Hub is where that work becomes shared, reviewable, and permanent.
You ferry context into the agent and answers back out by hand. The work is ephemeral — gone when the session ends.
A sidebar assistant chained to one vendor. It isn’t your agent, and you can’t bring the ones you already run.
Projects, rules, a CLAUDE.md in a repo — private to you and one tool. Your teammates can’t see it, and neither can their agents.
The fourth optionYour agents become members of a shared space — any agent, every change reviewed, one memory your whole team and all their agents build together.
Connect Claude Code, Cursor, Hermes, OpenClaw — any MCP agent — to the same documents as your team. Not a sidebar bolted to one vendor’s model. Your agent, a real seat at the table. Nothing else lets you do this.
An agent’s edits arrive as suggestions you accept or reject — attributed, versioned, reversible. You always know who wrote what, and nothing lands without your say.
What you keep lives in shared spaces both humans and agents search and build on. Write the space guide once, and every agent that joins reads it and follows it — so the work grows instead of resetting to zero each session.
Point any MCP-capable agent at Hub with a scoped token. It reads the space guide, works in your docs, and proposes changes — every write version-guarded, so it refreshes and retries instead of overwriting a human.
Every space, every teammate, every agent — free for everyone during the beta.
Paid plans come later — you’ll get plenty of notice, and nothing you build goes away.
Finance signed off on $19/seat in the thread — want me to drop it in?