The home base for your company and agents.

Core is the home base for a company and its agents, one place that holds your files, work, skills, and the reasoning your agents produce. Your AI tools plug into it, so every agent works from your real company context instead of a blank slate. It’s the substrate an AI-native company runs on, not another app to check.

That’s exactly what Core is for. Instead of each tool keeping its own siloed history, your agents read and write to one shared home base over MCP. Context built in Claude Code is there when you open Codex or Cursor, and what a teammate’s agent learned is there for yours, one company context, every agent, every tool.

Core sits underneath whichever assistant you’re using and stores each session (the chats, the work, the reasoning) no matter which harness produced it. So when you move from ChatGPT to Claude to Codex, the new tool can pull up what happened in the others. One shared context, connected across every agent, instead of copy-pasting history between tabs.

Yes. Core keeps your session and chat history regardless of the agent or harness that created it, and makes it searchable from any of them. Switch tools whenever you like and recall earlier conversations, context, and work across all of them. Nothing stays stranded inside one app’s history.

No. Core works on top of the tools you already use: Drive, Notion, Slack, Gmail, Linear and 100+ others connect in a click. There’s nothing to move and no workflow to relearn. You keep working exactly as before, and Core gives your agents a shared place to read from and write back to.

Core is model- and harness-agnostic by design. It connects to any agent that speaks MCP, the Model Context Protocol, including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and whatever comes next, so the same company context follows you across every tool. Swap models or agents whenever you like; what your company has learned stays put.

Because most AI tools have no shared, persistent home for company context: every chat begins cold and forgets when it ends. Core fixes that. Agents pull current context before they work and report back when they’re done, so each session starts where the last one left off instead of re-explaining the company every time.

The most valuable thing your company produces isn’t the final document; it’s the reasoning that got you there: what you tried, what you decided, what you ruled out. That iteration loop usually evaporates inside disposable chat windows. Core captures and keeps it as company-owned intelligence, so the thinking compounds instead of being thrown away.

Those are passive storage, places you put things and later go find them. Core is active company state: written to and read from by your agents automatically, capturing the reasoning behind the work and feeding it into the next agent turn. It’s built for agents to operate from, not just for people to file documents in.

It stays yours. Core is vendor-neutral. Your skills, decisions and accumulated context live in Core, not locked inside any one model or provider. You can swap the generalist model underneath without losing the company veteran you’ve built. Rent the models. Own the loop.

Yes to both. Your company data is private by default and yours to export at any time. Core is a home base you own, not a walled garden. You can bring your own model keys where you want, and nothing about your files or reasoning is locked in.

Founders and teams building AI-native companies, especially the ones already running agents across several tools and tired of re-explaining everything. You don’t need to be technical; there are no SDKs or pipelines to wire up. If your company’s work increasingly runs through AI, Core is the foundation to build it on.

Core is free for up to two people. Start today, connect the tools you already use, and add Core to your agent in about a minute. Paid plans for bigger teams are coming soon, with no migration and no credit card to begin.