OrgComputers
OrgComputers is a shared workspace for AI coding agents and their human teams. It gives Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and other MCP-compatible clients a common place for projects, context, tools, sessions and source-linked organizational knowledge so the next agent can continue where the previous one stopped.
At a Glance
- Software-engineering teams
- Organizations using multiple AI coding agents
- Teams working across GitHub, Linear, Slack, Notion, Jira, Confluence, PagerDuty, Google Drive and internal systems
- Companies seeking shared, permissioned operational memory for AI-assisted development
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OrgComputers
Shared Workspace for AI Coding Agents
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Products & Services
A shared workspace for teams and their AI agents, organizing projects/repos, sessions, docs, code, notes, links, tools, integrations, databases, members and activity. It provides search, retrieval, tracing, related-entity exploration and multi-step asking through an MCP server.
An installer and agent integration that connects Claude Code, Cursor or Codex to an OrgComputers workspace. It supports background session checkpointing in Claude Code and lets compatible MCP clients retrieve and checkpoint shared context.
Market Position
OrgComputers positions itself as the shared context and memory layer underneath multiple AI coding agents, rather than as a replacement for GitHub, Linear or Slack. Product Hunt's alternatives page places it against Claude/Claude Code, Vokal, Plane, Augment Code, Polygraph and Unblocked; its differentiation is cross-agent continuity, entity linking across enterprise systems, MCP access and source citations.
Leadership
Founders
Kshitij Gera
AI engineer and IIT Jammu 2024 alumnus; LinkedIn search results identify current experience at Avoca. Product Hunt identifies him as OrgComputers' maker and founder, and he authored the launch explanation about losing context between coding agents.
Tanay Srivastava
Co-founder listed on OrgComputers' official contact page. The official source does not provide additional career background.
Executive Team
Kshitij Gera
Co-founder; maker
AI engineer and IIT Jammu 2024 alumnus; LinkedIn search results identify current experience at Avoca.
Tanay Srivastava
Co-founder
Listed as co-founder on OrgComputers' official contact page.
Founding Story
Kshitij Gera says he started OrgComputers after repeatedly losing work between agents: Claude Code might solve something, while a teammate opening Cursor would start from zero. The initial vision was one shared workspace where agents save what they learn, teammates' agents can retrieve it with sources, and people can pick up work across agents.
Business Model
Revenue Model
The product is currently presented as free. OrgComputers offers self-serve sign-in, installation and a book-a-demo path, but no paid revenue model is stated on the reviewed pages.
Pricing Tiers
Product Hunt labels OrgComputers Free; the official site provides self-serve setup and does not list paid tiers.
Target Markets
- Software-engineering teams
- Organizations using multiple AI coding agents
- Teams working across GitHub, Linear, Slack, Notion, Jira, Confluence, PagerDuty, Google Drive and internal systems
- Companies seeking shared, permissioned operational memory for AI-assisted development
- Team-wide memory and handoff between Claude Code, Cursor and Codex sessions
- Checking prior incidents, architecture decisions and pull requests before changing code
- Cross-tool retrieval of project context and organizational knowledge
- Continuing software-engineering work when a different teammate or agent takes over
- Giving AI agents governed access to company tools, APIs, integrations and databases