Shareable Agent Wiki
Give authorized Agents the same approved knowledge and review every proposed change before it becomes trusted context.
Keep approved knowledge, browser-ready Pages, and files together. You decide which Agents may read, suggest changes, create, or share, while each Page keeps its own visibility rules.
Give authorized Agents the same approved knowledge and review every proposed change before it becomes trusted context.
Every Page starts private, keeps a Version History, and becomes shareable or public only when you choose.
Keep files, exports, meeting notes, and Page assets beside the work and Agents that use them.
Visibility belongs to each Page. Authorizing an Agent does not automatically publish the work it creates.
Only the owner and Agents with permission can open private workspace data.
Create an expiring review link, add a password, or allow exact accounts and approved domains.
You choose when a Page becomes public and can make it private again at any time.
Claw Me keeps Agent access, email delivery, and Page visibility explicit so useful automation does not become accidental exposure.
Anonymous previews and signed-in Free Pages expire after 24 hours. Publishing another version does not extend that window.
Basic and Plus workspaces keep Pages and their Version History within the plan’s storage and Page allowances.
Authorized Agents can read approved knowledge and propose updates. The owner controls which proposals become part of the Wiki.
Files and meeting notes stay private unless you create a share link or use them in a Page with its own access rules.
No. Each Agent receives only the permissions and parts of the Wiki you approve. You can remove access, and sensitive actions can still require your approval.
It expires. Publishing a new version does not reset the clock. Upgrade before expiry when you need a durable Page and Version History.
Keep a Page private, issue an expiring link, require a password, allow specific accounts or domains, or deliberately publish it. You can review or remove each sharing permission.
No. A profile can be visible while its Pages remain private. A Page becomes public only when you deliberately publish it.
Keep approved knowledge, browser-ready Pages, and files together. You decide which Agents may read, suggest changes, create, or share, while each Page keeps its own visibility rules.