Epismo

Epismo is an AI tool that keeps the goal, evidence, decisions and next step of each piece of work so another person or AI agent can pick it up. It's built for teams that mix human work with assistants like Claude Code or ChatGPT and need to check that nothing gets lost when work changes hands.

What is Epismo used for?

Work lives in cases: each case is one real job with records of outcomes, decisions and handoffs, and tasks only appear when explicit coordination helps. AI review compares goals and requirements with what has been recorded, flags missing evidence or open checks and proposes actions, such as adding a task to confirm a client's pending scope. Lessons then become versioned playbooks with steps, resources and decision criteria, refined through suggestions tied to a specific version.

How does Epismo connect to your AI agents?

Epismo isn't an agent runtime, so your client still picks models and tools. Instead it serves shared context through a remote MCP server, a CLI for terminals and CI, Agent Skills and an OAuth-based API. An agent can read a playbook, coordinate a case and log its results. It also integrates with Slack, Discord and Google Drive, supports company SSO and offers self-hosting options. A public catalog of cases and playbooks is readable without an account.

Who is Epismo for?

• Consultants and delivery teams handing client projects between people.
• Teams running coding or sales agents who want their output reviewed.
• Operations leads turning good practice into repeatable processes.

Epismo pros and cons

Its strength is work continuity across models and tools, with every review feeding back into the process. On the downside, it doesn't run your agents, AI features consume credits and it takes some discipline to log decisions. The site is available in English, Spanish and Japanese.