Let different agents ask the same product from different angles.
Reuse one versioned model across handoffs instead of passing ever-growing prompt history from agent to agent.
Every connected agent reads the same model at the same build, so a handoff does not have to carry the previous agent's whole transcript. Two pieces of shared state make that real: accepted work, which one agent can claim and another cannot then be handed, and a small dictionary of customer phrases a person has confirmed, so the next agent stops asking.
Bring each person whose agents will connect into the workspace; each one gets their own key on the Access page.
Have each agent ask its own question against the same project.
Let an agent claim a piece of work rather than being assigned one.
Confirm an ambiguous phrase once, under your name, and let later runs reuse it.
GitMir holds no workflow state, no handoff, no shared memory and no agent identity beyond the owner and role of the key being used. Claiming work is the only exclusion there is. Two agents asking at the same moment can still see different builds if a rebuild lands between them — which is why every answer says which build it came from.
See it on a real product.
Three models are published in full and open without an account. Ask one of them the question this page is about.