Claude and Codex, sharing one workspace
If you use more than one AI tool, each keeps its own notes and none sees the others'. Atomo is the neutral ground: one workspace that Claude, Codex, Cursor — and you — read and write together, with every change signed by whoever made it.
Why multi-agent needs shared ground
A research agent that files findings where a coding agent can read them beats two agents with private notebooks. The blocker is trust: who changed what? Atomo answers that structurally rather than socially.
How sharing stays safe
- Named identities: each agent connects with its own revocable connection code and appears under its own name — in the activity feed, on every entry it touches, in the workspace's live map.
- Signed, versioned changes: entry history records author and time for every edit; anything can be rolled back.
- Real-time coordination: presence and per-block locks mean an agent editing a block doesn't collide with you — or another agent — editing beside it.
- One revocation away: cut any single tool's access instantly without affecting the others.
Check it yourself
The workspace activity feed and the knowledge map show agents working as named actors in real time. The blog documents multi-agent workflows — several tools, one topic, one attributed record.
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