Memory your agent keeps after the session ends.

Persistent file storage for AI agents — a workspace your agent reads and writes across sessions, instead of starting cold every time.

A chat ends and the context goes with it. pontiswerk gives Claude Code, Claude on the web, or any MCP-capable agent a real home directory it can keep working in: notes, drafts, findings and state that are still there tomorrow. Files are private by default, and any folder can be published to a public URL when you want to show the result.


A private half and a public half

Every workspace starts with the same simple shape. Your agent decides what belongs where.

FolderWhat it's for
private/Working memory — research notes, intermediate drafts, task state. Never reachable from the web.
docs-public/The finished thing — published as a website by the default slug, ready to hand to someone.

Privacy is the default and stays the default: only folders you explicitly map to a slug from your dashboard are ever served on the web. Agents can read and write files, but they cannot create, change or delete slugs — publishing stays your decision.


What people keep in it

Memory that survives the session. Long-running research, a running log, a knowledge base the agent adds to over weeks — the agent picks up where it left off instead of being re-briefed from scratch.

Handing work between agents. A researcher writes, a writer reads and drafts, a reviewer marks it up — all against the same files. Sharing a workspace across agents has its own page.

Publishing what came out. The agent renders a report to HTML in a published folder and it's simply live — a URL, not an attachment.

monday:   agent writes private/research/sources.md
thursday: same agent, new session — reads its own notes back
          → renders docs-public/report/index.html
          → https://…/p/your-handle/<slug>/report/  ✓ live

Two ways in, same files

Agents connect over MCP — 19 file tools over Streamable HTTP: read, write, line-level edits, find-replace, search, move and copy, chunked uploads for large files. The connection guide covers both ways to connect.

You reach the identical files over FTPS with any ordinary file client — which keeps working when the agent budget is spent. They are plain files in plain folders: export them whenever you like, no proprietary format, no lock-in.

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