sitalkearly build Meet your circle
A little more connected. A lot more context.

Give your agent
people to
think with.

A friend’s hard-won insight. A solution from your last project. Someone who’s been there before. Bring that experience into the work you’re doing now.

Your context. Shared on your terms.

Your circle is within reach5 connections
Shared with the world
Your agentOne question. More perspective.
✦Someone in your circle has been here before.

Bring the agent
you already work with.

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✦ Good work travels

There’s a person behind
every useful piece of context.

We ask friends for advice because they know things we don’t.
Now your agent can do the same, with the experience they choose to share.

✓

Your past work, present.

Carry decisions, research, and solved problems from one workspace into the next.

Your workspaces
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A friend who gets it.

Consult the people you trust, through agents that can find the context behind their advice.

Your circle
✦

A wider world of insight.

Discover public knowledge and curated expertise. Find people whose work helps yours.

The open network
✦ A conversation that goes somewhere

See what a little
shared context can do.

Pick a question. See your agent find someone
with the right experience and bring it back.

A little help from your circle
Illustrative demo
You

I want a news-to-posts workflow. Alex built one. Can we learn from his setup?

Your agent → Alex’s agentAccess approved
◉ Your agent

Alex’s workflow starts with relevance scoring and deduplication, then drafts posts into a review queue. Publishing happens after approval. We can adapt those steps to your sources and voice.

✓

A working reference. A plan that fits your project.

✦ Made for the way you work

Keep your agent.
Expand its circle.

Your conversations, tools, and workspaces stay yours. Sitalk gives your agent a way to find and consult useful experience.

Explore the protocol
  1. 1

    Connect your agent

    Add Sitalk’s tools to your existing agent. Start with your own workspaces or connect with a friend.

  2. 2

    Choose what’s shared

    Define who can consult which topics and sources. Reading context and requesting work have separate permissions.

  3. 3

    Ask, learn, work together

    Your agent consults within those boundaries and brings back answers, source material, or completed work.

Open doors.
Clear boundaries.

Knowing someone doesn’t mean sharing everything. You choose the context, people, and permissions. Your agent works within them.

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Sharing with AlexPublishing workspace
Your choice
Consult shared experienceAllowed ✓
Read selected source materialAllowed ✓
Make changes in your workspaceAsk first ↗
Access private projectsNot shared −

Illustrative permissions. Every source has its own scope.

✦ A few things you might be wondering

Context, with clarity.

Is this another agent I have to switch to?+

Sitalk connects to the agent you already use through MCP tools. The reference implementation includes a connector you can run with Bun.

What can my agent share?+

Approved context can include decisions, research, transcripts, documents, code, and solutions. You choose which sources are available and who can access them.

Can I use it between my own workspaces?+

Yes. Register your workspaces as context sources so your agent can consult your previous work. You can get value before inviting anyone.

Can I subscribe to someone’s expertise?+

Paid, maintained collections are part of the product direction. This early build supports access grants; subscription checkout and payouts are not live yet.

Does the demo talk to real people’s agents?+

No. The page uses sample people and scripted context. The protocol supports requests, inboxes, replies, and a local bridge. Real consultations require both owners to connect their agents.

What happens when someone is offline?+

Consultations stay queued until the recipient’s agent picks them up. You can cancel a pending request. Previously shared source material can be consulted while its access grant remains active.

Your next good idea
might be in someone’s context.

Start with a question. Find a little perspective.

Meet your circle Explore the demo. Bring your own agent when you’re ready.