A place for the work.
And the context.

The next step needs a little history.

A task rarely tells the whole story. There is a brief somewhere, a decision in a conversation, a supporting document, and a reason the last approach changed. Reconstructing all of that becomes work of its own.

MCPBinder brings project context, tasks, files, and agent permissions into a shared workspace. The aim is simple: help the next person or agent start with the context that already exists.

Austin Howe, Founder

MCPBinder is built by Austin Howe and operated by Reed Stories, LLC in Colorado, USA.

Austin is an engineering leader and founder who builds practical software across AI, education, and community products. His background spans product architecture, engineering leadership, and operating independent software products.

A few principles we keep close.

The binder is a useful metaphor: a place where different kinds of information belong together, without pretending they are all the same thing.

• Keep observations, interpretations, suggestions, and decisions distinguishable.
• Give people a clear way to choose and revoke agent access.
• Preserve the history behind work as it changes.
• Be specific about what the product can do today and what is still being built.

Built with room to grow.

MCPBinder is in active development. The current application brings together workspace membership, projects, tasks, recurring work, resources, scoped MCP access, and Google Drive file operations.

Optional Gmail matching links message metadata to projects and tasks using saved sender or thread rules. GitHub repository sync and general evidence matching remain on the roadmap.