OrgComputers
Open SiteA shared context workspace that helps teams connect projects, knowledge, and tools to their AI coding agents. It is built for engineering teams that want Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex to reuse prior decisions and cite their sources.
Added on October 15, 2026
Product Information
What is OrgComputers?
OrgComputers gives a team and its AI agents a shared workspace for project context, tools, and activity. It connects agents such as Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex through an MCP server so they can retrieve relevant team knowledge before acting. Information from repositories, tickets, incidents, and conversations can be linked to a shared entity, with source references preserved. This helps teammates hand work between agents without losing context or repeating discoveries.
How to use OrgComputers?
- Create a team workspace and connect the systems your team uses.
- Set up the OrgComputers MCP server in Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, or another compatible agent.
- Organize work into projects and add relevant context, tools, and team members.
- Ask an agent to search or retrieve project context, then follow the cited sources as work continues.
Core Features
- Shared agent workspace — Keep project context available across teammates and AI tools.
- MCP server connection — Use the workspace from Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and compatible agents.
- Source-linked retrieval — Trace answers back to the GitHub, Slack, Linear, or other source.
- Entity resolution — Connect different names for the same service, project, or team concept.
- Project-scoped context — Organize sessions, documentation, code, notes, and links by workstream.
- Access controls — Manage team membership and access per project.
Use Cases
- Agent handoffs — Let a teammate continue work with decisions and findings already captured.
- Repository maintenance — Give coding agents historical incidents and architecture decisions before edits.
- Cross-tool knowledge search — Find related tickets, PRs, and conversations from one question.
- Team onboarding — Help new teammates and their agents discover established project context.