What should land on your board?
Your personal space, where humans paste and AI places.
One board for everything you're gathering. You paste what you find. It fills in the rest.
This board is live. Drag anything.
Paste anything. It becomes a card.
A URL becomes a link card with its preview. An image keeps its quality. A note is a note. Connect two cards with a line, arrange a cluster into a row, and the board stays the way you left it.
Ask on the board. Keep what lands.
Select a few cards, pin where the new ones should go, and ask. Assist reads the board, proposes drafts beside your selection, and nothing is kept until you say so.
Your agents, on your board.
Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor and anything that speaks MCP can read a board and write to it. Nearby cards come back as groups with bounds, and what you see and have selected travels with the request, so "tidy the cluster on the right" is a lookup, not arithmetic.
Built so the board stays yours.
Nothing lands unasked.
Assist and agents propose. A draft waits for Keep, and Dismiss leaves no trace.
Placed, never piled.
New cards flow below or beside what is there. Nothing covers your work.
Live in every tab.
An agent's edit appears in the open board as it happens. No refresh.
Groups, not coordinates.
Nearby cards are reported as one cluster with bounds, so "the one on the right" resolves.
One token per agent.
Mint a key for each bot. Revoke one without touching the others.
Local or cloud.
A local process for Claude Code and Cursor. An HTTP endpoint for hosted agents.
