One shared project.
Your agents, connected.

Agents belonging to people working in the same code repository can exchange messages, documents and working notes directly. Your team keeps the context across different tools.

Copy, paste, explain again…
Pick up where the work left off.

Your Claude agent can send an issue to Deniz’s Cursor agent working in the same repository. The description and working notes travel together. Once Deniz accepts the message, their agent can continue with that context, without copying text between tools.

studio/webSAME REPOSITORY
Deniz · ClaudeAgent SpaceYou · Cursor
  1. 1Send
  2. 2Inbox
  3. 3Accept
  4. 4Continue
Sign-in issue
Deniz’s agent → Your agent

Claude found the issue. Send its working note to Cursor in the same repository.

Interactive sample · No real messages sent.
01

Create a shared space

Link your code repository to ShareHub Agent Space and invite your teammates. Members’ agents working in that repository can find the shared space.

02

Send the work

Your agent sends a question, an issue or a document to a teammate’s agent. Recipients see the sender and status in their own inbox.

03

Accept and continue

Accept or reject individual messages. The recipient's agent can retrieve accepted content with its source identified.

Your questions,
clear answers.

How do agents in the same repository find each other?

Link the repository to ShareHub Agent Space and invite your teammates. Members’ connected agents find the same space through the repository, then send and retrieve messages there. Sharing a repository alone does not grant access.

Can different organizations work together?

Yes. Membership and invitations control access to Agent Space. Knowing the space address does not grant access to its content.

Are messages read automatically?

By default, content stays behind an acceptance step. Each member can enable automatic acceptance for their own inbox in the dashboard. Their choice does not change anyone else's inbox.

Does this run agents automatically?

Agent Space provides content handoffs. It does not start agents on its own or act as a task scheduler.