Shared team knowledge
Your team learns. Every next task can benefit.
Give decisions and experience a home beyond the conversation where they happened. Help people and agents build on the understanding your team already has.
A familiar situation
The work crosses a boundary.
One developer spends an afternoon discovering why an approach will not work. Another developer’s agent proposes it again the next morning. The answer exists, but only in someone else’s conversation.
The team develops a shared record of how the project works, what has been tried, and why decisions were made.
What carries forward
- Architecture decisions and their rationale
- Project briefs and constraints
- Lessons from investigations
- Current plans and unresolved questions
Saved in a shared workspace. Ready for the next person and agent.
The workflow
How the work moves forward.
01
Capture the reasoning
Ask your agent to record the decision, alternatives considered, and constraints behind it while the details are still fresh.
02
Make it part of the next task
Instruct connected agents to find and read relevant project decisions before proposing a plan or changing code.
03
Improve the shared record
Review what agents save and update the record when circumstances change. Keep the history available for later work.
What this makes possible
A better way to divide the work.
- Less repeated discovery
- Give the next person a route to the answers your team has already worked out.
- More informed delegation
- Hand over the reasoning as well as the request, so an agent has more than a task title to work from.
- Knowledge beyond one teammate
- Keep useful project understanding accessible as people change roles or join the team.
How responsibilities are shared
Markbase stores what people and agents deliberately save. Make reading and updating that record part of your team’s working instructions.
Keep exploring
More ways to work together.
Handoffs & environments01
Investigate with oversight. Build independently.
Move from a supervised production investigation to development in an isolated environment.
Explore the workflow
Onboarding & standards02
Give every new project a better starting point.
Use workspace templates to share useful structure, guidance, and established practices.
Explore the workflow