Axisdream docs
Learn what Axisdream is, how to connect it, and where to start.
How to connect to Axisdream and what the public platform surface provides.
Canonical HTTP routes for direct integration with Axisdream.
Use the Python client when you are building server-side Python code or automation.
Use the TypeScript client when you are building Node, web, or edge-adjacent apps.
Use MCP when you want an MCP host to call Axisdream as tools.
The core mental model for working well in Axisdream.
Axisdream is the Context OS for your work with AI.
It gives you a dedicated place to build and organize the context behind your work, so it stays available wherever you choose to work with AI.
As the work grows, that context can be shaped, maintained, and reused instead of staying trapped inside individual chats.
The fastest way to get connected is the Integrations page in the app. Use these docs as the public reference for REST, SDKs, and MCP.
What Axisdream gives you
- A dedicated space for one project, subject, team, or area of work.
- A place to keep the context behind that work organized and available.
- A way for AI to work from existing context instead of starting from scratch.
- Readable Markdown context that stays under your control.
Start here
Good first steps
- Create or open a space for one project or area of work.
- If the space is brand new, answer one setup question first so the initial context can be created.
- Add the notes, decisions, references, or working rules the space should keep available.
- Keep skills focused on reusable procedures.
- Use state for current goals, active work, and what matters right now.