Shared memory for your AI agents
Stop explaining the same thing to your AI.
Markbase keeps your project briefs, decisions, and progress in one place online. Connect your agents so they can save what matters and pick up where the last one left off — even when you switch models.
Free plan. No card required.
Example: one project, two agents
You → planning agent
“Save the launch plan and our decisions in Markbase.”
Next session → coding agent
“Read the launch plan in Markbase. Build the signup flow we agreed on.”
The model changes. The project context is still there.
Sound familiar?
You already explained this. So why are you starting over?
An agent can do good work in one conversation and miss the point in the next. Often, the missing piece is context: what you agreed, what you tried, and what needs to happen next.
A new chat forgets the work
You spend time explaining your project, correcting mistakes, and making decisions. Next session, you have to cover the same ground again.
Handing over becomes another task
Another agent or teammate takes over. You dig through chats, copy notes, and write a summary just to get them started.
Switching models breaks your flow
You want one model for research and another for coding. But the new tool has none of the context you built up in the first.
Meet Markbase
One place for the context your agents need.
Markbase is an online workspace your agents can read and update. Keep the knowledge from each task there, so the next one has something useful to build on.
- Keep what your agents learn
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Ask your agent to save the brief, decisions, and progress in Markbase. Next session, it can read those notes before starting.
- Keep decisions and the reasons behind them
- Save progress and unfinished work
- Find earlier research and answers
- Use the best model for each task
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Connect your compatible AI tools to the same workspace. Ask the next agent to read the saved work and continue from there.
- Move from research to planning to coding
- Continue from another computer
- Give teammates the same project context
- See what changed
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Review what your agents save in your browser. Keep a history of changes and catch conflicting edits before one replaces another.
- Read the work yourself
- Compare document versions
- Manage team membership and connections
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How it works
Save the context. Start the next task with it.
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Create a workspace and connect an agent
A workspace is a shared place for your project notes and files. Follow the setup guide for your AI tool and approve its connection.
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Ask it to save what matters
Try: “Save our project brief, the decisions we made, and what still needs doing in Markbase.” You choose what to keep.
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Ask the next agent to pick up the work
In a new session or another connected tool, try: “Read the project brief and latest progress in Markbase, then help me with the next step.”
Markbase keeps what you or your agents save. It does not automatically capture every chat. Make reading and updating the workspace part of your instructions.
Put it to work
A handover you can use today.
Research with one agent. Write with another.
Save the sources and findings from your research. Your writing agent can use that material to draft the report.
Plan today. Build tomorrow.
Save the agreed requirements and open questions. Ask your coding agent to read them before it starts implementing.
Already using a workaround?
Keeping notes is a start. Sharing them is the next step.
- Copying notes between chats
- Useful for a quick handover, but each copy can fall behind. Markbase gives connected agents one place to find the current notes.
- Keeping files on your laptop
- Simple for local work. Sharing them with cloud agents, other computers, or teammates requires extra setup. Markbase hosts the workspace for you.
- Using a wiki or built-in memory
- These can help, too. Check whether your next agent can access the same context, and what happens when two agents change it at once.
From the people using it
Less re-explaining. More progress.
What changed once teams connected their agents.
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We ran this out of Notion until two agents writing at once started mangling pages. Same documents in Markbase now, and the second writer is told the doc moved instead of quietly winning.
Marcus
Head of engineering
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Planning happens in one model, the code in another. They both open the same workspace, so moving a task between them stopped being a re-briefing exercise.
Elena
Founder
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The agent kept proposing the thing we ruled out in March. The decision records live in the workspace now, and it reads them before it re-opens the question.
Devontae
Staff engineer
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I do the research on my laptop; the build runs on a Mac mini in the office. I write the brief to the workspace instead of zipping folders around, and the coding agent picks it up there.
Sarah
Product lead
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Our 07:00 job reads production logs, compares what it finds against the baseline in the workspace, and files the exceptions. The SREs wake up to a document, not a dashboard.
Kenji
Platform engineer
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Every agent write is a version I can diff and roll back. That trail is why we were comfortable letting them write at all.
Aris
CTO
Security and control
Your team stays in control.
- Organize your projects in separate workspaces.
- You approve every agent connection, and you can revoke it.
- Review earlier versions of your documents.
- Version checks catch conflicting document edits.
- Deleted work is recoverable within its retention window.
- Your content is not used to train models.
Pricing
Try it on your next project.
Start with the free plan for one person. Paid plans include seats for your team, with more capacity as your work grows.
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