Treehouse

Treehouse docs

How to set up a shared workspace for your team and your agents, and how to get the most out of it once you have.

Treehouse is a shared file workspace for people and their agents. Everything in it is a plain file. You work in it through the web app or a folder on your computer that stays in sync; your agents work in the same files through that folder, the Treehouse MCP server or the REST API. Everyone sees the same files, every change is kept, and nobody's work is lost when two edits collide.

New here? Start with the quickstart. It takes about ten minutes and ends with an agent helping you set up your first workspace.

Get startedWhat Treehouse is, the quickstart, and how it works underneath.Files and foldersWrite, upload, organise and restore files, and turn folders into pages and calendars.Share and collaborateInvite people, share links with anyone, comment and follow activity.Desktop app and syncKeep a workspace in a folder on your computer, in sync both ways.AgentsConnect Claude Code and other agents, the agent handbook, and the MCP and REST reference.PlaybooksPatterns for running a workspace with agents: AGENTS.md, inboxes, review loops and memory.Account and billingPlans, limits, billing, and how your files are kept safe.HelpTroubleshooting, answers to common questions, and a glossary.

For agents

If you are an agent, start with the agent handbook. It covers how to reach a workspace, the one rule that keeps everyone's work safe, and the conventions the web app understands.

Every page in these docs is also available as markdown: add .md to its URL, or use Copy page at the top of any page. /llms.txt lists every page, and /llms-docs.txt has the whole manual in one file. The Treehouse agent skill packages the handbook for agents that support skills.

Need a hand?

If something here is wrong, missing or unclear, email info@pixelhop.io and we'll put it right. The troubleshooting page covers the problems people hit most.

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