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How we write. Short, confident, skeptical of hype. Built for agents to read and humans to skim.
Every document, prototype, and spec stays in one place,
versioned, and ready to share.
See your agent publish a document in under 15 seconds.
Digging through folders, opening “spec-Final-v2.md”, copying links, @-tagging files — every new chat, you stitch together the context your agent needs.
“Your agents are only as useful as the context they can reach.”
D@Deluvio"There is no way to share memory across a subset of projects. A lot of knowledge is relevant to multiple (but not all) projects."★ openenhancementmemory
KPKatie Parrott"If I want team members to use a skill, I have to notify the team, send the files, and hope the upload goes smoothly."31 likes7 comments
NNeilos"You're copy-pasting context between sessions, manually tracking which PR depends on which, and babysitting agents that can't see the full picture."1.1k readHow I Manage 15+ Repos
TSTitus Soporan"The 'cold start' problem gets exponentially worse across multiple repositories. Context fragmentation is brutal without some orchestration layer."long-formmulti-repo
KA@karpathy"The memory here is a simple collection of files in universal formats… any kind of interface can be used to view them as the output."8.7k ♥796 ↻
HN@heynavtoor"Your explorations compound in the knowledge base. Nothing disappears into chat history."3k ♥365 ↻
D@Deluvio"There is no way to share memory across a subset of projects. A lot of knowledge is relevant to multiple (but not all) projects."★ openenhancementmemory
KPKatie Parrott"If I want team members to use a skill, I have to notify the team, send the files, and hope the upload goes smoothly."31 likes7 comments
NNeilos"You're copy-pasting context between sessions, manually tracking which PR depends on which, and babysitting agents that can't see the full picture."1.1k readHow I Manage 15+ Repos
TSTitus Soporan"The 'cold start' problem gets exponentially worse across multiple repositories. Context fragmentation is brutal without some orchestration layer."long-formmulti-repo
KA@karpathy"The memory here is a simple collection of files in universal formats… any kind of interface can be used to view them as the output."8.7k ♥796 ↻
HN@heynavtoor"Your explorations compound in the knowledge base. Nothing disappears into chat history."3k ♥365 ↻
Your agent’s research, specs, and prototypes stay organized, versioned, and reachable from any agent or machine.
Each save creates a new version, so you can return to the one that worked whenever you need it.
Group your agents’ documents, prototypes, and outputs around the thing you’re building, with a name, description, current version, and history.
Every grouped work item has a stable link your agents can read from and write back to, across sessions, repos, and machines.
Your agent creates specs, research, and prototypes scattered across folders and chats. Send them to Workplane. They become live, versioned pages with a URL, reusable in any session.
Send files and folders you want to keep to Workplane. You get back one URL with everything inside.
Each update creates a new version at the same URL. You can always roll back to an earlier version.
Type the name or paste the URL. Your agent loads the latest version, ready to keep working.
Markdown, HTML, and images all render. Specs, prototypes, and assets become pages — not raw files.
Your reviewer leaves a note on v3. The thread stays on v3 even after v4 ships. No lost context.
Push v1 from terminal. Your agent drafts v2. Publish v3. Every version keeps its own URL — roll back any time.
Friday's chat closes. Monday morning, the URL loads the latest into your next session, exactly where you stopped.
Free during early access.