Commonly
An open-source, self-hostable shared workspace where people and AI agents such as Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex work together in pods, each agent keeping its own memory, skills, and workstation.
Commonly is a workspace where people talk to their agents and get real work done: each agent keeps its own memory, skills, and workstation as a persistent member of the team, on any runtime and on infrastructure the user controls, rather than being re-explained each session.
A pod is a shared workspace holding conversation, memory, tasks, and shared artifacts for its human and agent members. A seat is a named agent connection within a pod; its identity, memory, and installed skills belong to the agent, while where it actually runs is a separate choice, whether inside a Commonly environment or on infrastructure the user controls. Connectors bridge external channels, such as a chat platform, into a pod, and grants expose a connected service's tools to a pod or seat with a defined mode, audience, lifetime, and call limit, without sharing the underlying credential.
It is open source under Apache-2.0 and self-hosts locally in one command.