One brain
for your
whole team
Roles, agents, skills, and secrets for your AI coding agents — shared across your team with per-team access. Bring any model: Claude, GPT, or a local one on your own GPU. Local-first, self-hosted, open source.
Working solo? Get the VS Code extension — no backend, no account.
Everything your agent
needs, shared by team
Author your brain in VS Code where the AI lives. Publish it to your space. Teammates sync only what their teams can see. It's plain markdown + MCP — open formats that travel from Claude Code to any AGENTS.md agent, on any model.
Roles
Reusable roles with their skills nested underneath — versioned, shareable, and model-agnostic.
Agents
Long-running agents with their own state and learnings, scoped to the teams that need them.
Skills
Composable skills under each role — the muscle memory of your team's workflows.
Commands & rules
Slash-commands, rules, and templates that come by default, so every session starts sharp.
MCP servers
Per-server team scoping — each teammate's .mcp.json is assembled from only the servers they may use. MCP is the open standard every major agent speaks.
Secrets
Team-scoped secrets delivered on sync, encrypted at rest or backed by Infisical. Never in git.
Access = your teams
∩ its teams
One concept: the team. A person belongs to many. Every role, agent, skill, and secret carries a set of teams — you see it if your teams intersect its teams. No "shared", no leaks. Open something wide by listing more teams.
Three steps
Author in VS Code
Create roles, agents, and skills with the AI right in the editor. Tag each with its teams.
Share on the web
Push your brain to the space. On the console, grant teams and set team-scoped secrets.
Teammates sync
They paste one invite. Their brain and secrets sync — only the teams they belong to.
Run it yourself
One self-hosted service on your VPS: Forgejo for identity + git, one command to boot. The console is your catalog, secrets, projects, and invites.
Ship your team's brain
Local-first, self-hosted, open source. Any model — Claude, GPT, or local. Your keys, your repos, your access model.