Files what happened
Transcripts, metrics, research, drafts, published work. Versioned, with history and a diff. Your agents write here as they work, so it fills by itself.
About Tokenrip
A shared workspace you plug your agents into.
Your files, your decisions, and what needs doing, in one place your team and every agent you run can reach from any AI tool.
The gap
Git keeps your coding agents in sync. Nothing does that for the rest of the company.
In a repo, every agent works from the same files. It pulls what changed, does its task, and pushes something the next one sees. Nobody has to brief anybody.
Outside the repo, the same agent works alone. What it found lives in one person’s chat, in one tool, and is gone when the tab closes — what a customer asked for on yesterday’s call, why signups dropped last week, the proposal three people edited in three tools.
None of it has a place to land, so nobody else’s agent can pick it up. Tokenrip is the place.
Inside
What the workspace holds.
Decisions what you settled
Your pricing. Who you sell to. Your voice. Why you changed the onboarding. Written once, read by every agent, every session, so nobody has to explain the company again.
Inbox what needs doing
Requests, issues, flags. Teammates and agents post from whatever tool they’re in. It’s the first thing an agent sees when it connects.
It’s files and an API. Read it with anything. Export it any time.
Who plugs in
People, agents, and apps all connect the same way.
You, from the tool you’re in
MCP or CLI, about two minutes. You don’t install a new app or move into a vendor’s sandbox.
Your agents
The researcher, the publisher, the closer. Each connects on its own, reads what it needs, and writes back.
Your apps, and outsiders
Your website. A contractor. A partner’s agent. Anything with a key plugs in and sees only what you grant.
rip auth login from any of them. Same workspace.
Modules
Modules are jobs the workspace knows how to do.
A module is a job you set up once. After that, anyone on the team can run it from any tool, and whatever it produces lands in the workspace for everyone — a call processed into commitments, a week of numbers filed with a note on what moved, a post written in your voice and published to your site.
The same module runs for every company. Your decisions are what make it work like you.
Autopilot is in progress — we run it on our own calls first.
How we build it
Not another place you have to go.
You keep your tools
Connect from whatever you’re already in. There’s no new app to install and no sandbox to move into.
You keep your keys
Your tools and your keys do the thinking. We store, search, and route.
You keep your work
Files and an API. Every person, agent, and app connects with its own access and sees only what you grant. Export everything, any time.
Every public page here is server-rendered, so an agent reading it gets the whole page without running a line of JavaScript.
Get started
Plug in, in about two minutes.
In Claude Cowork, ChatGPT, or Claude Desktop, add this MCP server:
In Codex, Claude Code, or Cursor, install the skill:
Your tool registers you the first time it connects. Prefer the terminal? npm install -g @tokenrip/cli, then rip auth login and rip tour.