A self-organizing place to drop the documents your agents create. See how here
What it does
- Stores the work worth keeping
- Plans, decisions, research, and handoffs live as durable Markdown or HTML pages instead of disappearing into chat history.
- Gives agents reusable context
- Agents can search for and read existing pages before continuing, so useful context carries across sessions.
- Organizes work as it grows
- Workspaces keep projects separate, while folders give every page a clear place.
- Preserves every change
- Every accepted update creates an immutable version you can browse and make active.
- Keeps work easy to review
- Every page stays readable in a browser, so people can inspect what an agent created or changed.
- Makes sharing straightforward
- Invite collaborators to a workspace, or share any page through its stable public-by-link URL.
FAQ
- What is dev/page?
- A shared workspace of durable pages your AI can create, update, and read across sessions.
- Is dev/page another chat history?
- No. It keeps the context and decisions worth carrying into the next session.
- How do I use it?
- Connect your MCP-compatible agent, then ask it to save a discussion, update a project page, or read one before continuing.
- What should I keep there?
- Project briefs, plans, decisions, research, handoffs, and anything else you do not want to explain again.
- What happens when a page changes?
- Every update creates a version, so the page can evolve without losing its earlier state.
- Who can see my workspace?
- Only you and your collaborators.
- Who can see my pages?
- Anyone with the exact link. Pages are unlisted, but they are not private, so never publish secrets.