Make yourself at home.
A few good starting points for your work, your agents, and the context between them.
From a useful detail to context your agent can find again.
Bring your agentHow connections work, what’s tested, and what access means.
Organize your contextYour categories and projects, with assignments you control.
Know your boundariesWhat’s stored, who can access it, and what you control.
Create your account
Space is open. Create an account at app.getspace.sh, connect an agent, and save a first memory. The guides below explain how it works.
Get startedWhat you can explore
Space brings documents, tasks, and persistent agent memory into one workspace. These guides explain how it works; the workspace image on the homepage is a screenshot of the app with sample data.
How to get started
From your first sign-in:
- Create your personal space
Keep your documents, tasks, and useful context together in a workspace you control.
- Connect your agent
Add your workspace’s MCP connection and review the access you want to grant.
- Give your agent a memory habit
Add Space instructions to the file or settings your agent uses, then try a read-only connection check.
- Save something worth continuing
Ask your agent to save a decision or next step, then open it in Space and check what was recorded.
Agent setup
Make Space part of the way your agent works. Set up its memory instructions once, then keep useful context between sessions.
Set up your agent
Paste the setup prompt into your connected agent to add Space memory instructions. It will preserve your existing instructions and guide you through any manual steps.
Once connected, ask your agent to retrieve the context and open tasks for your project.
Update your instructions
Already set up? Ask your agent to review its Space instructions while preserving connection settings and personal edits. It will ask before making changes.
Give your agent a memory habit
Add the instructions to AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, or the instruction settings your agent supports. Connecting to MCP alone does not install these instructions.
Choose your Space skills
Optional workflows for your connected agent. Install the ones you need, not the whole list. Each download includes its instructions and Codex display metadata.
Download a skill and place its folder in your client’s skill directory, or copy an installation prompt for your agent. Skills do not connect MCP, grant access, or run automatically.
Space Setup
space-initInterview the user and seed a new Space
Space Import
space-importImport existing notes in approved batches
Space Session
space-sessionResume, checkpoint or hand off work
Space Refine
space-refineDistil a conversation into Space
Space Recall
space-recallRetrieve stored context before answering
Space Remember
space-rememberSave durable facts, decisions and lessons
Space Write-up
space-writeupWrite a sourced document from records
Space Brief
space-briefBrief a project's current state
Space Tasks
space-tasksCapture and update tasks with context
Space Journal
space-journalRecord or recap a day
Space Weekly Review
space-weekly-reviewReview a week's recorded work
Space Morning
space-morningStart the day from Space
Space Audit
space-auditInspect a Space and propose repairs
Space Find
space-findLocate anything stored in the Space
Space Projects
space-projectsCreate, update and archive projects
Space Base
space-baseMaintain custom databases and records
Space Organize
space-organizeOrganize memory with categories and projects
Space Skill Library
space-skill-libraryList, use, save and install a Space's skills
Copying a prompt does not edit files or run tools. The connection check is read-only; saving needs write access. Client connection support varies.
What has been tested?
On 11 September 2026, a real Codex CLI session created and read a document, created and updated a task, and checked saved revisions through an authorized MCP connection. The results were also checked in the development app.
That is an early document-and-task integration check. Broader client compatibility and reliable memory across sessions still need their own validation. Read the full test scope and results.
How do I create an account?
Create your account at app.getspace.sh and sign in with Google, GitHub, or an email address and password. A new account starts with a private Space; every plan and its price is on the pricing page, and a team can start with a pilot from the homepage’s Pricing section. Connecting an agent is described in the connection guide.
Before saving work, read Privacy & data to understand processing and retention.