Editor
Your context, in your own words. Write and organise it in a Markdown file you own.
Inside the file
Views
See your context from different angles. Explore more connections and find a clearer perspective.
Activity
Follow the changes to your context. See what your agents proposed and what you accepted.
Propose
Let your agents suggest refinements. Review each proposal and decide what belongs in your file.
Works with your stack
Codex
Claude Code
OpenClaw
Hermes
OpenCode
Cursor
Grok Bot
Factory
Pi
Devin
And many more to come...
What's on the way
Dumb questions
Start with what you'd want an agent to know before helping you: who you are, what you're working on, and how you like to work. Add preferences, goals, and boundaries as they come up. A few useful details are enough to begin.
You can, but it's easy to leave things out or give different agents different versions. Creed keeps that context in one file, so connected agents can start from the same place and you can stop repeating yourself.
Agents that support a local MCP connection can read your context while the Mac app is running. Your file is plain Markdown, so you can also open and edit it in other tools.
An agent can suggest a change when something useful comes up, like a preference you've clarified or a goal that's changed. You can review the proposal and accept what fits. Your section permissions decide whether an agent can suggest changes or edit directly.
No. Choose which sections need your review and which ones agents can edit directly. You can also make a section read-only or hide it from agents entirely.
Creed is built for your personal context. It runs on your Mac, with files you own and permissions you control. There isn't a shared team workspace.