What is BitsWeave
Connect the coding agent you already use to a shared platform that tracks your work, gives it a memory, and lets it act across your tools.
BitsWeave is a platform for the agents you already run. If you use Claude Code today, BitsWeave doesn't replace it — it gives it a home: a shared place to track what your sessions are doing, a durable memory and task list that outlives any single run, and a set of tools your agent can call to act across GitHub, email, and the rest of your stack.
You don't rewrite your workflow. You point a lightweight connector at the agent you're already using, and your everyday work starts showing up in BitsWeave — auditable, searchable, and shared with your team.
The one-screen picture
- You keep using your agent. Claude Code stays exactly as it is on your machine.
- af-tap mirrors your sessions. A small daemon watches your local agent sessions and reflects each one into BitsWeave as a work session — one to one, in real time. See Work sessions & af-tap.
- The MCP surface gives your agent reach. Add BitsWeave's MCP server to your agent and it can read and write organizations, projects, tasks, sessions, and connected tools through one audited interface. See The MCP surface.
- Organizations are the boundary. Everything lives inside an organization — your tenancy and access boundary — and you authenticate with a Personal Access Token. See Organizations & access.
Why connect your existing agent
Running an agent locally is powerful but invisible: the work happens, then it's gone. BitsWeave makes that work first-class.
Shared visibility
Your team sees what each session touched — which repo, which branch, which files — instead of guessing from commit messages after the fact.
Durable memory & tasks
Notes, decisions, and tasks persist across sessions and machines, so the next run starts with context instead of from zero.
One tool surface
Your agent reaches GitHub, email, and other tools through a single audited MCP, with every action attributed and logged.
No rewrite
Point a connector at the agent you already use. Nothing about your local setup changes.
Read next
The rest of the Concepts section is short and shared — read it in order, or jump to whichever idea you need first.
Work sessions & af-tap
How your Claude Code sessions become BitsWeave work sessions, one to one.
The MCP surface
What your connected agent can do once it speaks to BitsWeave.
Organizations & access
Tenancy, membership, and authenticating with a Personal Access Token.
When you're ready to connect, head to Getting Started.
Explore context
Use the /app/context explorer to traverse your org's context graph from a focal set and stream a prose summary — then call the same context API manually for structured output.
Work sessions & af-tap
af-tap mirrors each of your Claude Code sessions into BitsWeave one to one, so the work you do locally shows up as a live, shared work session.