slivingdoc
www.slivingdoc.dev- Category
- Developer Tools
- Rank
- No. 1779Tools index
Previous survey · No. 1667 ·
- Type
- TOOL
- Use case
- Data, Retrieval & Knowledge · Agent Building
- Interfaces
- MCP
- GitHub
- 7 stars
- Latest release
- v1.3.1
- Date
About
slivingdoc is an MCP server that gives AI agents, and their human collaborators, a shared directory of plain UTF-8 text notes, merged using Git-style semantics and stored durably in an S3-compatible bucket. Agents and humans interact through just two operations, pull and commit, editing files with ordinary tools, which lets short-lived runners like CI jobs or sandboxes pick up context where a previous run left off and lets a fleet of agents write reports into their own directories for a human to review together.
At a glance
slivingdoc gives agents shared plain-text notes that survive individual sessions. It is worth trying if separate agents need to update the same plan and simple file sync risks overwriting someone’s work.
Good fit
Teams that want shared notes through MCP or a CLI and can resolve conflicting edits.
Consider something else when
Use your repository for documentation that already goes through code review or when agents should not share writable notes.
Start here
Have two test clients update different lines, then edit the same line. Check what merges and what is returned as a conflict.
Cost and requirements
MIT-licensed. The project offers a hosted starting tier and documents storage in your own S3-compatible bucket.
Limits to know
Concurrent edits can still conflict. Scope who can read and write the notebook, and keep secrets out of notes shared across agents.
Sources checked 2026-11-05. Source-based assessment.
Why it made the leaderboard
It gives short-lived agent runs (CI jobs, sandboxes, scheduled tasks) and fleets of parallel agents a shared, durable notebook that survives disk loss, with no protocol beyond ordinary file edits between pull and commit.
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