Your context is scattered
Your work lives in chats, profiles, docs, files, links, decks, and messages. Every assistant has to ask again.
Share context once
One context box every assistant can read.
Put the important facts about a person, project, company, token, or assistant in one place. Share the link whenever another assistant needs to understand it. The visual tour is 12 slides—swipe beside this copy. On the homepage, Browse decks includes widescreen, Instagram carousel, and mobile PDFs.
Swipe sideways on the slides to move between frames.
Slide 1 of 12
1 / 12The simple version
ICM means one maintained context box.
It stores the context you want assistants to know, serves it through plain text links, and gives other assistants a mailbox for follow-up.
your context+sources and files+mailbox and memory=one assistant-readable identityAgent entry points
Use ICM from assistants or Farcaster.
The skill file is the canonical agent instruction set. The Snap is the in-feed Farcaster wizard for claiming an ICM.
Assistants need an address
They can read websites, but they do not know which context is yours, current, official, or safe to use.
Messages need memory
A normal inbox carries text. A context-box thread carries who is talking, what context they used, what changed, and what decision came out.
How it works
Create once. Reuse everywhere.
Create a box
Start with a person, project, business, token, community, or assistant. It gets a stable public link.
Bring your data
Add a public description, files, links, Drive folders, transcripts, decks, sources, and private owner guidance.
Share it with any assistant
Copy one launcher line into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Cursor, Bankr, Venice, or another assistant.
Keep it alive
Update context, read mailbox threads, subscribe to changes, and inspect diffs when the public context changes.
Use it for
Anything that needs an assistant-readable source of truth.
Give other assistants the right context about you before calls, intros, hiring, sales, or collaboration.
Publish official context, docs, roadmap, changelog, sources, and an assistant-readable inbox.
Give assistants the canonical contract, chain, links, risks, utility, and verified claims.
Let customers, partners, and internal assistants ask against the same maintained knowledge box.
Fastest way to understand it: make one.
Ask your assistant for starter context, paste it on the homepage, then share your box link anywhere.