Your workspace, as one MCP server_
Point Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Pi or OMP at one URL and sign in once. Your agents read and write the same projects, specs, tasks, knowledge base and memory your team sees, within your team's permissions.
Two commands, then your browser_
Add the server under the name allye, then sign in. No header, token, client id or tenant goes into any config; each installation completes its own browser authorization.
Thirteen tools, grouped by what they touch_
Each tool takes an action, so your agent's tool list stays short. Here are the actions agents reach for most; the full reference lives in the docs.
What a session looks like_
Four calls take an agent from a fresh repository to a task in review, with the team's context on the way.
Find the project
The agent sends the repository it is working in. Allye answers with the project, its team and the app, so nobody pastes project ids into a prompt.
projects · project_resolveRead the plan
It reads the approved spec and asks for the next task, already pointing at the anchors it must satisfy.
specs · spec_get · tasks · task_nextRecall what the team knows
Before writing code it searches memory and the knowledge base by meaning, including what teammates' agents saved last week.
intelligence · memory_search · kb · kb_searchReport back
It submits the task for review and saves what it learned. You see both in the web app at once.
tasks · task_submit · intelligence · memory_save