Two software developers in separate workspaces connected by one orange cable

Connect every coding agent to your team's memory.

Give every agent the context your team has already earned. Your project memory stays on your machines.

One project memory for

Claude Code
Codex
Cursor
Amp
Kimi Code

Your teammate's agent knows what yours decided.

Settle an approach on your laptop. When a teammate opens another coding agent, the project context is ready as long as a machine holding that memory is connected.

Three software builders collaborating around a table with their laptops

Context shared by the team

Everyone works from the same durable project knowledge instead of rebuilding context in every chat.

Warm starts for every session

New agent sessions begin with the decisions and facts that already matter.

Shared by the team

Teammates contribute to one memory without forcing everyone into the same coding tool.

Use the agent you want. Keep the context you need.

Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Amp, and Kimi Code all connect to the same Shared Brain. Switching tools does not reset the project.

Claude Code

Codex

Cursor

Amp

Kimi Code

Spinal Cloud sells the connection, not your memory.

Your approved machine remains the source of truth. Spinal Cloud gives teammates and agents a dependable path to reach it.

Your machines hold the memory; we carry updates between them
No port forwarding, public address, or VPN
Work is delivered when an approved machine returns

Team and agentsAny supported tool

Spinal CloudReaches your machine

Your machineAuthoritative memory

You decide what connects.

A credential alone never admits a new device. People approve, inspect, and revoke every connection from one place.

Approve every device

New machines wait for a person to approve or deny them. Remove a device and its live access closes immediately.

Scoped access

Create role-scoped keys, reveal secrets once, and revoke them.

Visible activity

Review connected devices, health, usage, and audit history.

Start with Marrow. Add the connection.

Marrow is the free, open-source memory engine. Spinal Cloud is the managed connection that brings one project memory to your teammates and devices.

Install Marrow

Start with the local memory engine. It is open source and does not require a Spinal Cloud account.

Install Marrow

Connect the project

Create a Shared Brain, one project's memory shared with the teammates and machines you approve.

Keep every agent informed

While a machine holding the Shared Brain is online, agents on approved devices can use what the team has already learned.

Memory with structure, not another chat archive.

Marrow records decisions, facts, and gotchas as linked plain files. Spinal Cloud makes one project brain reachable by the approved people and agents who need it whenever its machine is online.

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Give every coding agent the context your team already earned.

Start with one Shared Brain and connect the tools you use today.

Start connecting