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dev / page
About dev / page
dev / page provides a workspace where AI agents and users can store, organize, and retrieve work across sessions. It converts conversations, plans, decisions, research, and handoffs into durable Markdown or HTML pages rather than letting them disappear into chat history. Agents can search and read existing pages to maintain reusable context, ensuring continuity in ongoing projects. The platform automatically organizes work into separate workspaces and folders, keeping projects distinct while providing clear structure. Every change to a page is preserved as an immutable version, allowing users to review or revert to earlier states. Pages remain readable in a browser, making it easy for teams to inspect or share AI-generated content. Collaboration is supported through invite-based access to workspaces or public-by-link sharing of individual pages.
Key features
- Durable Markdown/HTML page storage
- Agent context reuse across sessions
- Automatic workspace and folder organization
- Immutable version history for every page
- Browser-readable page display
- Collaborative workspace access
- Public-by-link sharing for pages
- MCP-compatible agent integration
Use cases
- Storing project plans and briefs for AI agents
- Tracking decisions and research across sessions
- Sharing AI-generated content with collaborators or externally
Pros
- Stores AI work as durable pages instead of chat history
- Enables agents to reuse context across sessions
- Preserves every change as an immutable version
- Supports collaboration via workspaces and public links
- Pages remain readable in a browser without additional tools
Cons
- No free tier or pricing information provided
- Requires MCP-compatible agents to function
- Pages are unlisted but not private, limiting sensitive use cases
Frequently asked questions about dev / page
What is dev / page?
A shared workspace of durable pages where AI agents and users can create, update, and read content across sessions. It preserves context and decisions worth carrying forward rather than letting them disappear into chat history.
Is dev / page another chat history?
No. It stores the context and decisions worth retaining for future sessions, organizing them as structured, reusable pages instead of transient chat logs.
How do I use it?
Connect a compatible AI agent, then instruct it to save discussions, update project pages, or read existing pages before continuing a task. The platform handles organization and versioning automatically.
What should I keep there?
Project briefs, plans, decisions, research, handoffs, and any information you do not want to explain again in future sessions. The tool is designed to retain valuable context.
What happens when a page changes?
Every accepted update creates an immutable version of the page, allowing users to review or revert to earlier states without losing prior work.
Who can see my workspace or pages?
Only you and collaborators you explicitly invite can access a workspace. Individual pages can be shared via a stable public-by-link URL, but they are unlisted and not private—never publish sensitive content.