OrgComputers

OrgComputers is a shared workspace for teams and their AI coding agents. Claude Code, Cursor and Codex read from it and save what they learn, so the next agent starts with what the previous one found. It connects through a single MCP server and a web app for the people who manage it.

What It Is

OrgComputers keeps projects, context (sessions, docs, code, notes and links), tools (APIs, integrations, databases), activity and members in one workspace. Access is set per project. Instead of copying context between tools, every agent a team uses works from the same place.

How Agents Use It

Before changing code, an agent can query the workspace for what the team already decided. The homepage example shows an agent asked to fix retry handling; it retrieves linked decisions, incidents, pull requests and tickets, each citing its source. The MCP tools listed are search, retrieve, trace, related and ask.

Entity Graph and Permissions

The site describes merging the many names of a service into one record and linking its PRs, tickets, incidents and decisions. Queries can be made as of a point in time, with superseded decisions marked rather than returned as current. Results respect the viewer's permissions, so content from channels an engineer cannot read is not returned. The site labels its examples as illustrative.

Setup and Integrations

Setup is described as signing in with Google and connecting an agent with one install command. The workspace links GitHub, Linear, Slack, Notion, Jira, Confluence, PagerDuty, Google Drive and internal systems. It does not replace those sources; answers point back to the originals.