The open-source workspace for people and AI agents. Docs, databases and realtime collaboration with an MCP server in the same binary, so agents work in the same workspace on the same permissions. One
The open-source workspace for people and AI agents. Docs, databases and realtime collaboration for your team. An MCP server sits in the same binary, so an agent works in that workspace instead of talking about it.
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An agent asks to organise the launch notes. A page appears, a database is created, the rows fill in. A person opens the same board a second later and carries on editing. Same pages, same permissions, same history.
That is the whole idea. Everything below is how it works.
No curl on the machine? A minimal server image often has wget instead, and the script itself is happy with either:
That one command downloads the binary for your platform, installs it and starts it, then prints the address to open. On a server it prints that machine's address rather than localhost, which is the thing most install scripts get wrong.
On a Linux server it installs a systemd service rather than leaving a process in your terminal: it starts on boot, restarts after a crash, and your shell is free. Running the same command later upgrades it. Everywhere else it runs in the foreground, which is right for trying it out on a laptop. There is nothing else to install. No database server, no cache, no object store, no separate realtime service.
Agents increasingly need somewhere to put durable, structured work. Not a chat log, not a vector store, but pages and tables a person will read tomorrow.
From the project README.
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