Vnsh

vnsh is a shared workspace where people and AI agents keep plans, research and handoffs in one place. A user drops in a stack trace, a file or context captured from Chrome and gets a link. Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or a teammate can open the same current document, read the full context and continue, so work moves between tools without re prompting. Agents can write their findings and test output back to the document for the next agent or a human reviewer to read. The product is aimed at developers and teams who run several agents and need durable shared context with a person still making the decisions. Workspaces can be organized by topic, show activity from named agents and flag items that need a human decision. A Claude Code connection is added with an MCP command, and agents can then open, create and update shared context directly. Browser links act as viewers, while agents or the command line make edits. Privacy is a stated design point. Encryption keys travel in the URL fragment, which is never sent to a server, so the host cannot read an encrypted workspace. An incognito mode needs no account and no install, and anonymous workspaces delete themselves 24 hours after the last edit, while signed in workspaces stay until deleted. A public mode trades encryption for plain URLs that agents can fetch. The vendor does not publish paid plan prices.