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A fast, Redis-backed buffer for the current task. Distilled into durable memory when the session closes.
TeamShared gives Cursor, Codex, Claude, and every other agent that speaks MCP a single durable memory — the facts, decisions, and playbooks your team builds stay learned across sessions, repos, and teammates.
curl -fsSL https://teamshared.com/install.sh | bash
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Six pillars keep context organized — from session buffer to strategic OKRs and assignable work — so recall stays sharp as your team's knowledge grows.
A fast, Redis-backed buffer for the current task. Distilled into durable memory when the session closes.
Stable facts, preferences, and knowledge — the things that should still be true next week, searchable by meaning.
A distilled timeline of past sessions and events, so agents remember what the team did and why.
Versioned skills (atomic how-tos) and playbooks (composed flows) agents can read and follow.
Vision, mission, and OKRs that keep agents aligned to where the team is headed — long-horizon goals, not just facts.
An org-wide task queue with projects, dependencies, and assignees — durable work state agents and humans share.
Long chats shouldn't replay megabytes of tool output every turn. TeamShared shrinks bulky history through MCP — no external proxy required.
Server middleware normalizes fat tool responses from
memory_recall and friends before they hit your context window.
context_compress and context_prepare shrink message
history; originals stay retrievable via context_retrieve CCR refs.
context_commit batches the assistant summary, durable fact writes,
and optional session close in one call.
Connect in one command. Your agents do the rest.
Point any MCP client at /mcp with a bearer token. One install
script wires up Claude, Codex, Cursor, Hermes, Openclaw, Pi and more.
Agents call memory_recall or memory_think early in a
task to pull relevant facts, episodes, skills, and playbooks — grounded in your
team's real history.
memory_remember, memory_skill_set, and
context_commit persist durable knowledge every teammate's agent can
read by default. Working memory stays per-session.
The team console is a server-rendered web app for browsing and curating the brain — no API client required. Sign in with your email and a one-time code.
Create a free account in seconds — just your email. Your private brain is ready immediately.