Tell one of them something once. The rest already have it, wherever you go next.
Nothing to copy across and nothing to repeat. It works the same for the small things.
One assistant read the exercise sheet from your physio. The next plans this week’s runs around your knee.
In May you mentioned a book a friend was hoping for. In December, whichever assistant you’re talking to suggests it for her birthday.
You told one agent how your project works. The next one you open already knows, and picks up where you left off.
Add Commonplace to the agents you already use.
Work the way you already do. Your agents keep notes in one shared home as they go.
Open your home whenever you like. See your projects, goals, ideas and people, and read what your agents filed.
Under the hood your home is a folder of plain files on a small server of its own, and every change is recorded with who made it. Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code and Codex connect to it. You can undo a change, download everything with its full history, or delete it all, whenever you like.
By invitation, for a small group of people. We run your home for you; it has limits on size and use, and it may change or break while we learn.
Everything in the beta, and Dreaming: Commonplace suggests tidier notes, connections between places and skills worth sharing. Every suggestion waits for your yes.
A copy of your home on your own computer, kept in step with the hosted one, for coding agents and the files you keep there.
We’re letting people in a few at a time. Leave your email and we’ll write when there’s a home for you.
You’re on the list.
We’ll write to when there’s a home for you.