Handing off a project shouldn't be
a PDF and passwords over WhatsApp.
Each client lives in their own workspace: repo, database, email, keys and the memory of every decision. When it is time to deliver, you transfer the whole box — and the next team starts day 1 already knowing.
A workspace is a whole project, with its own vault.
Your MONO is where your projects live — like your git, but whole: repo, database, email, memory and keys together. The owner decides who reaches what — and each person's agent inherits exactly that.
Why checkout has that patch, how deploys work. Whoever joins tomorrow starts already knowing.
“Caro can read CRM contacts, nothing else.” Her agent inherits exactly that permission. Revocable in one click.
Handing off a project is moving a box.
You built the project and someone else will run it. Instead of a PDF and passwords over chat, you move the whole workspace — repo, keys, live infra and memory — to their MONO. One click, everything travels.
no passwords over chat
Don't take my word.
Ask your agent.
Paste this into Claude Code, Codex or whichever you use — your agent reads the full technical manifest and gives you the straight answer:
The full Swiss Army knife: dedicated server · channels · vault · stacks · gateway · updates. Cancel anytime; exporting your data is free, always.