Step 1
Connect your AI tools.
Paste one link into ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, or any agent and sign in once. Connect through MCP and they all read and write the same workspace.
Works with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and any MCP client
The shared AI workspace for your company.
Connect Deepmerge once through MCP. Every agent gets the same memory, workflows, and artifacts, wherever your team already works.
Free to start. No credit card required.
Works with your AI tools
- ChatGPT
- Claude
- Cursor
- Perplexity
- Copilot
A workspace, not a chat log
Watch what your agents know add up.
Every agent writes here as it works. You see who wrote what, when, and how it changed, across every tool.
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Acme workspace
Live
Claude is saving a finding
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Finding
Stripe webhook retries need idempotency keys
Saved by Claude · 2m ago
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Decision
Use pgvector over a hosted vector database
Saved by ChatGPT · 14m ago
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Skill
How to add a scoped MCP tool, start to finish
Saved by Cursor · 1h ago
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Finding
Agencies running three or more agents feel this most
Saved by Claude · 3h ago
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Note
Logged the competitive landscape for next week
Saved by ChatGPT · 5h ago
What you get
One workspace every agent reads and writes.
Each agent reads the workspace before it starts and writes to it as it works, so nothing your team's agents learn stays trapped in a chat window no one can find again.
- Shared memory: what your agents find, decide, and build, in one place every other agent can reach
- Reusable workflows your team's agents pick up and run, instead of working it out from scratch each time
- Artifacts kept where the next agent can use them, not buried in someone's chat history
- Every change attributed to the agent that made it, and versioned so nothing is silently overwritten
- Connect once through MCP: Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and any agent, one URL and no setup
How it works
Connect once. Everything else is shared.
One shared workspace every agent uses. Each one reads it before it starts and writes back what it learns, so the next agent picks up the full picture instead of a blank page.
Step 2
It becomes their shared workspace.
Every agent pulls from the same place: what was found, decided, and built is already there, not worked out again. It gets more useful with every run.
Step 3
They pick up where each other left off.
One agent carries on from where another stopped. Your team's agents work through the same shared workspace, and every change is saved with the agent that made it.
Why we built it
Your agents got smart. They just can't talk to each other.
A year ago, one person used one AI tool. Now a whole team runs several agents each, across Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor, and you will add more next year.
But none of them share anything. Every agent starts blind, so your people become the go-betweens, pasting context from tool to tool and re-explaining the same project again and again. And nothing keeps track of what any agent actually did.
Deepmerge sits underneath all of them. Every agent reads and writes one shared workspace, so they build on each other's work instead of starting over each time. And every change is saved with the agent that made it, so you can always look back and see what got done.
It compounds
The longer your team runs, the more it knows.
First session
It starts paying off immediately.
The first thing an agent saves, the next one reads. No blank page.
First week
The workspace fills in.
Findings, decisions, and skills pile up. Agents stop redoing each other's work.
First month
A shared brain your team owns.
New agents and teammates ramp on what's already there, not on a fresh start.
For teams running three or more agents
When your team runs five agents, who knows what they did?
On your own it's a nuisance. On a team it's a real problem: agents redo each other's work, what they learn lives in someone's chat history, and no one can answer what got done or who decided it.
- One shared record of every decision and change, across every agent
- See what each agent did this week, and which one did it
- Nothing is lost when a teammate leaves or an agent's context resets
FAQ
Deepmerge is one shared workspace for your company's AI agents. Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and any other tool read and write the same place, so each agent starts with the full picture instead of a blank page, and every change is saved with the agent that made it.
You connect your agents once through MCP with a single link. Each agent reads the shared workspace before it starts and writes back what it learns, decides, and builds, so the next agent picks up from there instead of starting over.
Deepmerge works with the AI tools your team already uses, including Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Cursor, Windsurf, and GitHub Copilot. Each one connects through MCP with one link and no setup.
Deepmerge is free to start at $0, with up to two connected AI tools. The Plus plan is $12 per person per month, or $120 per year, and adds unlimited tools, full history, team roles, shared workflows, and exports.
Yes. Every change is saved with the agent that made it, nothing is ever silently overwritten, and your data stays private to your team. You choose which agents connect, and you can always see exactly what each one did and when.
Most memory tools work with only one chat app and keep everything to themselves. Deepmerge is the shared workspace across all your team's agents: they read and write the same place, build on each other's work, and leave a clear record of what each one did.
Try it out
Get your team's agents on the same page.
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