Stop being the middleman between your AI and your team.

The PM writes the requirement once. Your Claude Code reads it. Your ChatGPT reads it. Nobody re-pastes anything into anything.

One shared context your agents read and write — cited, attributed, shared with your team. Not another doc nobody opens.

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Free. No credit card. Connect an agent in minutes.

Working today with ChatGPT Pro + Claude Code

Works with the agents you already use

ChatGPTClaude Codeclaude.aiCursorCodexAny MCP client

One requirement. Two people. No copy-paste.

Here is the whole product, in three steps.

Maya, PMChatGPT01
Maya writes the requirement once.
She works in ChatGPT like she always does. When it's settled, she saves it to the hub — one sentence to her assistant, no new tool to learn.
Saved to context · Checkout
Guest checkout: no account required. Email is required for the receipt. Carts persist for 30 days, then expire. Decided with Legal on Tuesday — GDPR sign-off is in the thread.
Written by Maya · versioned · cited
Echo Context HubMCP · REST02
The hub holds it — not a doc, not a Slack thread.
Chunked, embedded, attributed to Maya, and versioned. Any agent with access can now read it — and write back to it.

Dan, EngineerClaude Code03

Dan's Claude Code reads it on its own.

He never asks Maya. He never opens ChatGPT. He never pastes anything. He just builds — against what Maya actually decided.

claude

> what did we decide about guest checkout?

Guest checkout ships without an account. Email is
required for the receipt; carts expire after 30 days.
source: Checkout · written by Maya · 2 days ago

You were the relay. Now you're not.

Today, you are the integration.

Same people. Same agents. The only question is whether a human has to carry the context between them.

Maya · PMChatGPT in sync

Dan · EngClaude Code in sync

Priya · EngCursor in sync

Sam · Designclaude.ai in sync

Echo Context Hub

one context · read and written by every agent

GitHubGoogle DriveSlackFilesLinks

The hub is the relay now. Agents read and write it over MCP. People read and edit it in the browser. What one person's AI learns, everyone's AI knows.

Connect an agent in minutes.

One command for Claude Code. One URL for ChatGPT. Nothing to install, nothing to run.

connect.sh

# Claude Code — one command
claude mcp add echo-context https://api.echocontext.tallerlabs.ai/mcp

# ChatGPT → Settings → Connectors → add MCP server
https://api.echocontext.tallerlabs.ai/mcp

# anything else — Cursor, Codex, your own app — same URL over MCP, or the REST API

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Get your hub URL and an access token. Free, no card.

Point your agents at it

Claude Code and ChatGPT Pro are tested today. Any MCP client works.

Invite whoever you work with

They connect their own agent. Same context, attributed per person.

Shared, not exposed.

One context for the team doesn't mean one pile everyone can see. Access is governed, and every write is attributed.

Everyone signs in as themselves

Per-user login, so every fact is attributed to who wrote it. You always know who knows — and who decided — what.

Scoped per context

Viewer, editor, and admin roles per context. People and their agents see only what they've been granted.

Your content stays yours

It lives in your hub, behind your login. We don't train any model on it, and nothing is shared between organizations.

Questions, answered.

A doc is passive: a person has to open it, and no agent reads it unless someone pastes it in. A CLAUDE.md lives in one repo, for one tool — your PM's ChatGPT never sees it. Echo is the doc your agents read and write on their own, across every tool, over MCP — and every line comes back ranked, cited, and attributed to whoever wrote it. A doc can't answer "what did we decide about checkout?" Echo can.

Let the context move on its own.

It's free to start — connect one agent, write one thing down, and the next person never has to ask you for it.