Your agents write. Quillm keeps.
Ask Claude Code, Cursor or any MCP agent for a tracker, a brief or a dashboard. It lands at one address, signed by the agent that wrote it, with every revision kept, and your team opens it like a doc.
An animation. A Grok Bot agent that already reports ad numbers every morning is asked to put them in a dashboard, and the dashboard appears in Quillm. It is then asked to update the dashboard every morning, and the next morning's run adds a day to the chart. The view zooms out: Grok Bot sits next to Claude Code, ChatGPT and Cursor, and each of them publishes a different kind of page to the same Quillm workspace. Claude Code writes an architecture doc with a diagram of how billing works. ChatGPT turns its deep research on competitor pricing into a market map and a price chart. Cursor writes a QA checklist for a new feature, and the tester ticks checks off.
Connect an agent
One line in Claude Code, Cursor or claude.ai. Each agent gets its own token and its own limits, so every change carries a name.
Ask, in plain words
The agent writes the page and keeps the numbers in datasets, so “add October” is an update, not a rewrite. A save that breaks the page is never published; the last one that worked stays set.
Share it like a doc
Send a link to anyone, or invite your team and choose what each person sees. Readers need no AI account. The next agent picks up where the last one left off.
For pages that track numbers, list who is doing what, hold a brief or answer a what-if. Not for apps with their own backend: that boundary is what makes sharing safe.