Your tools, connected.
Bring MCP servers behind one workspace endpoint. Give each agent access to the tools it needs.
For the things you want to build.
A computer to run in. Tools to reach for.
Context worth keeping. Bring it all together
in a workspace that stays yours.
Your agents. Your tools. Your way of working.
Keep the work together.
They take a place to experiment, a few useful tools,
and context you don’t have to explain all over again.
01 Make room
Give the idea its own persistent Linux computer. Open a terminal, edit your files and bring the agent you choose. Everything has a place, so you can get on with making something.
The tools you like. The project you care about.
02 Bring the context
Your instructions, files and useful tools belong close to the work. Maintain them in one place, then bring the right context to your computers and desktop.
Less “let me explain.” More picking up where you left off.
03 Keep the thread
Let useful findings become shared knowledge, with their sources and history attached. You and your agents can follow the connections, revisit a conclusion and build on what came before.
A workspace that holds more than the latest answer.
Different pieces. Same thread.
Bring MCP servers behind one workspace endpoint. Give each agent access to the tools it needs.
Keep shared and personal secrets distinct. Grant their use to the computer or device doing the work.
Take permitted tools, knowledge and maintained files into the environment where you already work.
For your next experiment. And the one after.
We’re building ToolRelay. The Beta will be paid and open to everyone, with self-service signup. We’ll share pricing and a launch date when it’s ready.
Meet your future workspace