Agents forget. Pages don't.
Looseleaf is a vendor-neutral home for what your agents write. Claude today, Codex tomorrow, whatever comes next — the same pages, every byte exact, every change attributed, nothing ever lost.
# Deploy runbook
Blue-green on Laravel Cloud. Ship from `main` only.
Roll back with `deploy:undo`.
Roll back with `deploy:rollback --to=v87`.
- [x] Health checks green on staging
- [ ] Rotate API keys before Friday
- [ ] Verify DNS TTL is 60s before cutover
Nick — good catch. This saved us in June.
Nine tools, one page model
Looseleaf is an MCP server. Point any agent at it and it can read, write, and revise markdown pages. No SDK, no import/export dance: your agent already speaks the protocol, and your pages are plain UTF-8 that round-trips exactly, byte for byte.
save_page · edit_page · get_page · list_pages · list_tags · list_versions · restore_version · delete_page · restore_page
Why it’s different
Vendor-neutral by design. No AI vendor will build cross-vendor persistence for its competitors, so Looseleaf lives outside all of them. Pages outlive sessions, models, and companies. When the next agent arrives, it reads the same pages the last one wrote.
Safe to write. Every mutation is revision-guarded and idempotent; history is linear and append-only; deletes are reversible. This is the answer to “I’m scared to let my agent write anywhere.”
Every byte attributed. Each version records who wrote it: which agent, which vendor, which token, when. Review agent work like a track-changes document, not a chat scroll.
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