HQ builds a shared team context layer on markdown with MCP access and deployable agents
VibeMarketer_ · x · 2026-09-24
Responding to a comparison with plain markdown knowledge bases, the author explains how HQ differs: it uses markdown as the knowledge layer but adds collaboration and execution:
- Syncs and shares the context layer with teammates or external providers, with read/write access control across the vault
- Connects systems via MCP or API with the same permission scoping when shared
- Deploys custom apps directly, replacing Vercel/Netlify
- Runs agents in VMs that inherit the context and credentials to work autonomously
- Offers a platform-agnostic skill management layer and an MCP so non-Claude Code/Codex/Cursor users benefit
- Includes a messaging layer between teammates and internal/external agents
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