Liminal is a workspace and second brain designed for you, your AI agent, and your team. As AI agents generate local files in standard formats like Markdown and HTML, Liminal instantly renders them into a clean UI while providing real-time team synchronization.

By eliminating the friction of sending raw files over Slack, self-hosting HTML, or waiting on traditional shared drives, Liminal allows users to share a live workspace via a simple link that is fully editable directly in the browser. Best of all, it requires no complex MCP calls, avoids proprietary formats, and saves valuable tokens, gradually evolving into a centralized second brain for your entire team and collaborative AI agents.

Pros of Liminal

Instantly renders agent-generated Markdown and HTML files into a clean UI
Real-time synchronization for team collaboration via simple link sharing
Allows browser-based editing without sending files over Slack or hosting HTML
Requires no MCP calls, proprietary formats, or wasted tokens

Cons of Liminal

Limited to Markdown and HTML file rendering workflows
Relies on agents writing files locally
Requires team members to adapt to a shared workspace environment

Frequently Asked Questions

What formats does Liminal support?

Liminal supports Markdown and HTML formats, which are natively written locally by your AI agent.

How does team collaboration work in Liminal?

Liminal syncs with your team in real time. You can share a link so everyone views the same live workspace, which is also editable directly in the browser.