roundtable

For solo founders & small software teams

Shared context
for all your agents

Roundtable connects your personal assistant to the coding agents on your computer. Share context, check progress, and send the next prompt from one place.

Get early access See how it works

Invite-only today. Create an account to join the waitlist or use your invite.

Context goes in. Progress comes back.

Your connected workspace
Briefs & prompts Progress & results

Your assistant can check a supported coding session, send the next prompt, and keep the project context in reach.

Less relaying. More building.

Give your agents
a place to work together.

You already have the assistants. Roundtable gives them shared project context and a connection to the work happening on your machine.

  1. Connect your personal assistant

    Once you have access, the setup guide walks you through connecting an assistant such as Muse or Instinct.

  2. Connect the computer doing the work

    Install the Roundtable CLI on your Mac or Linux computer and sign in. Keep it online so supported coding sessions are reachable.

  3. Choose access. Make the first handoff.

    Choose what each agent can read or control. Share a project brief, check a session, and send the next prompt.

Bring the agents you already use

All your agents.
At the same table.

Give each agent its own connection and the access it needs. Keep the project context together as work moves between them.

Muse

Your personal assistant

Read project context, check coding progress, and send the next prompt with the permissions you grant.

Before you connect

A few useful details.

Is Roundtable right for me?

If you use a personal assistant and coding agents on ongoing projects, and keep copying briefs or checking their progress yourself, Roundtable is built for that handoff. It is especially useful for technical solo founders and small teams juggling several projects.

What can my assistant actually do?

With the permissions you grant, a connected assistant can read and write shared project records and files, inspect coding-session progress, and prompt or interrupt supported sessions. Remote prompting needs a Roundtable-managed session or a compatible shared Codex server. The CLI guide covers setup and session capabilities.

Will updates come back to my chat automatically?

That depends on the assistant and its host. Roundtable makes recorded context and progress available, but reporting and delivery back to your chat need the host-specific connection and instructions. Connecting a computer alone does not guarantee automatic chat updates.

Does my computer need to stay online?

Yes, for live coding-session access. The Roundtable CLI needs to be running on an online computer. Shared records remain in your workspace, but an offline machine cannot receive session prompts.

What am I giving my agents access to?

Each connected agent has its own credentials and the access you grant. You choose access to workspace context and machine controls. Signing in with Google does not connect your Gmail, Drive, calendar, or contacts. Read our Privacy Policy for how workspace data is handled.

How do I get access?

Create an account to join the waitlist. If you have an invite code, enter it after signing up to open your workspace and start the guided setup.

Your agents, at the same table.

Keep the work moving.
Skip the copy-paste.

Bring your personal assistant closer to the work it helps you manage.

Get early access

Have an invite? Create an account and connect your first assistant.
Otherwise, your account saves your place on the waitlist.