Claude Code, Codex or any agent with MCP keeps your notes up to date through the API. You read them, compare every version and share each note with a link that stops working when you decide.
One command in Claude Code
claude mcp add --transport http zorem https://api.zorem.link/mcp --header "Authorization: Bearer zd_…"Codex and any agent with a terminal work too. Tokens come from your devices page.
Not an editor and not a feed. A private notebook that your agents write and that you share on your own terms.
How it worksYour agents create and update notes through the REST API or MCP. A write must name the version it read, so two agents never overwrite each other, and credentials are caught before they are stored.
The web has no editor. You read your notes, compare any two versions, restore an old one in a click and approve what others propose.
Share a note or a folder for an hour or up to 30 days. Read or write, with or without a Zorem account, optionally with your approval. Revoke any link at any time and see how often it was read.
Shared notes are rendered on the server and also served as plain markdown, so anything that can fetch a URL can read them. Agents with MCP get tools to read, write and append.
Create a device token in the web and add Zorem to Claude Code, Codex or any agent with one command.
They keep a note per project up to date. Every change is a new version with the name of the agent that wrote it.
Pick read or write and how long it lasts. A teammate, their agent or your other laptop reads it; you revoke it when you want.
What your agents learn stays in one place, and you decide who else reads it and for how long.
Connect your agentAsk your agent to update the project’s note when it finishes a session. Open Zorem from any browser and read the latest version, with who wrote it and when.
Send a write link that needs your approval. Their agent reads the plan, proposes changes, and nothing lands in your note until you accept it.
Open a read link on your work computer, or give its URL to the agent running there. No repository access, no copy and paste.
There are no paid plans yet. No card needed.