Wire

About Wire

Wire is shared context storage for AI agents, summarized by its own line: code has GitHub, everything else has Wire. You create a container, put documents, data and notes into it, and connect Claude, Codex or any other MCP client with a single link, so every agent you work with reads and writes to the same place instead of each one starting from an empty context window. Content gets in three ways — direct file upload of PDFs, CSVs, DOCX and Markdown; agents writing entries themselves through wire_write; or a REST API and connectors pushing on a schedule. Each container is an isolated, permissioned environment with its own database, MCP server and API endpoint, so you can spin one up per person, team, project or customer and scope each connected agent to only what it needs. The use cases the vendor targets are more interesting than personal note storage: agent product builders who want every end user to get their own container without building that layer themselves, AI agencies shipping client agents without rebuilding context infrastructure per engagement, and public distribution — publishing a container so any agent can learn about your product through MCP. The recurring technical argument is retrieval over reload: agents that pull the slice they need from a container spend fewer tokens and reach past their context window, rather than re-ingesting a corpus every session.

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