Work faster by mounting apps locally for your agents
Locality turns state of apps like Notion and Google Docs into local files and folders so agents can quickly read, edit, review and sync work through the file operations they already understand.
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Apps were built for humans so Agents Struggle.
Your favorite app was never built for agents
Apps were built with visual interfaces for humans. And we've worked around it by calling with MCPs and API calls through agents.
So your complex agent workflow now looks like this
Each action requires agent "thought" consuming tokens and minutes of time
Locality turns any app into a native local workspace for agents
Locality exposes the data model behind apps as files
Pages, documents, and child content become folders and Markdown files that agents can read and write with normal tools.
Let agents work where they are strongest
Agents can read, edit, grep, compare, and combine context across apps with a unified file interface.
Sync without losing control
Locality automatically checks freshness, shows diffs, pauses for risky changes, and helps resolve conflicts before updates reach the source app.
How working with Locality looks like.
Locality keeps the remote app as the source of truth while giving agents a local workspace that behaves like a filesystem.
1. Connect
Authenticate Notion, Google Docs, or another supported system once.
2. Mount
Choose a workspace and expose it as folders and Markdown files.
3. Browse
You can use your File Explorer or Finder to see and locate your app's data
4. Read and Edit
Let agents use grep, editors, tests, and normal file operations to do the work.
5. Review
For important changes, review those before your app's data is updated.
6. Sync
Your changes are validated and make its way back to the original app.
Designed for knowledge work that agents can actually finish.
Locality is useful anywhere agents need to understand existing knowledge, make careful edits, and keep the original app up to date.
Agent ready workspaces
Give every agent a predictable local contract instead of teaching each one a different app-specific interface.
Ops handoffs
Convert scattered notes into plans, checklists, and status updates while keeping the system of record current.
Agents get the interface they are best at: files, folders, diffs, and command-line tools.
