For teams whose agents need shared context

Every agent the team uses, reading the same source

Every team member's agent has different context. Sarah's agent has the latest API docs. Mike's does not. Same product, different answers.

The chaos of distributed context

Your team deserves better

Agents fragment by team member

Sarah's agent has the latest API docs. Mike's does not. Same product, different answers depending on whose agent you ask.

Inconsistent agent responses

Same question, different team members, different agent responses. Customers notice. It looks unprofessional.

Agents work from snapshots

Someone updates the docs. Every team member's agent now has stale information until they manually re-upload. The agent is always behind.

New agents start blind

A new team member's agent has zero context. It is useless until someone walks through and shares all the files.

Shared context, every agent in sync

Create a shared container for the team. Every connected agent, across every team member's tools, reads from the same source. Updates propagate live. The agent always sees what the team currently knows.

  • One container for every agent on the team
  • Updates propagate live to every connected agent
  • New agents have full context the moment they connect

Built for every team

Engineering

API docs, architecture diagrams, and coding standards in one place. Every engineer's coding agent reads from the same context.

Support

Product docs, known issues, and troubleshooting guides. Every support agent answers from the same source.

Sales

Product features, pricing, and competitive intel. Every rep's agent is a product expert.

Common questions

How do team members connect to a shared container?
Each team member adds the container's MCP URL to their agent (Claude Desktop, Cursor, etc.). Once connected, the agent has access to the shared context. Org members get access automatically based on their role.
What types of content can teams add to a container?
Any file type: PDFs, docs, spreadsheets, markdown, code files. Wire processes them and makes everything queryable from any connected agent.
When one person updates the container, do others see it immediately?
Yes. Wire containers are live. There is no sync step. Updates are available to every connected agent as soon as they are written.
Can different teams have different containers?
Yes. You can create multiple containers per organization, each scoped to a team or project (engineering, sales, support, etc.) with different membership.
What about contractors or external collaborators?
You can invite external members to an organization or create a separate container with more limited sharing.

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