One shared context for all your AI tools. Plain Markdown, in a git repo you own.
curl -fsSL https://samepage-sigma.vercel.app/install | sh
Paste it into a terminal on your Mac or Linux machine. It asks nothing: it makes your private store and connects every AI tool it finds.
You decide something in chat and your coding agent never hears about it. Switch accounts and it is gone. Open a new session and you explain it all again.
Chat knows the plan. The IDE agent knows the code. Neither knows the other.
Work and personal accounts never meet. Context stays wherever it was typed.
Each new session starts cold, and you paste the same background again.
Memory products learn who you are inside one app. samepage moves what you're working on from one tool to the next.
Three moves, the same in every tool. One store underneath, and nothing writes without your yes.
The tool reads one short boot file: rules, projects and open handoffs, under 8,000 characters.
Decisions and ships are typed entries. Each one shows a preview and waits for your yes.
Leave work for another tool. It is waiting there the next time that tool boots.
Everything lives in a private git repo you own. No account to sign up for, no cloud copy, nothing to switch off later.
Each entry is a file with flat frontmatter. You can read it, edit it, and git can diff it.
A hard cap keeps every tool fast to start and cheap to run.
Every write is a commit. Your history, your access, your delete button.
Six read and five write, over local stdio. Any MCP client can use them.
A dry run first, then a confirm token. Nothing lands without your yes.
Nothing to host, nothing to leak, nothing to pay for.
A plugin, a skill or a local MCP server. Tested means a full run passed and is recorded in the tool ledger.
"I plan in chat, build with a coding agent, and move between a work and a personal account every day. samepage is the page they all share."
open source · MIT · no server · no API keys · stdlib only