Ark OS
One install. One sign-in. Claude Code gets what your team already knows, your private workspace, your data and a cloud worker that keeps going after you close the laptop.
curl -fsSL https://ark-os.co/mcp/install | shThen, in Claude Code: /mcp → ark → sign in with your work email and access key. That's it.
The command above adds the Ark plugin to Claude Code. Nothing else to configure.
Type /mcp, pick ark, sign in once in the browser. Same email and key as your Ark seat.
Every new session opens with your team's memory in it and logs itself back to the team when it ends.
Ark is not another app to open. It is the layer under every seat: one memory, one private repo, one datastore, one worker — reached from the tools you already use.
Plain tools with plain names. Claude picks them up on its own; you just talk.
Decisions, preferences, customers, gotchas — saved once, known by every seat. Ark also learns from finished sessions on its own, and every fact says who taught it.
Your team's own repo, handled the GitHub way: read, search, write. Writes are commits under your name, and the cloud worker sees them instantly.
Run long jobs in the background, schedule recurring ones, or hand a task to the always-on Ark agent that has your whole workspace and skills.
A Postgres datastore that is yours. Every Claude Code session is logged back — who did what, what it cost — visible to the team, not to anyone else.
Yes — a seat on your team's workspace. Your welcome email has your access key. Lost it? The sign-in page can email it to you.
In your team's own database and private repo on Ark's servers, separate from every other team. Sign-in and revoke are the same as for the rest of your Ark seat.
Your Claude Code sessions (the conversation and token usage) go to your team's record so the team can see the work and what it cost. Nothing is sent anywhere else.
Ark speaks MCP with OAuth, so any assistant that supports remote MCP servers can connect to https://mcp.ark-os.co/mcp. The one-line installer is for Claude Code.
In Claude Code: /plugin uninstall ark@ark-os. Your team's memory stays with the team.