CONTEXT ACROSS COMPATIBLE ENVIRONMENTS
Continue the same work beyond a single AI session.
Spine Network brings permitted business context and work checkpoints to compatible AI hosts, developer environments and connected systems.
The Workbench remains the main working place. External environments participate through the interfaces and authority they are permitted to expose.
Illustrative view
SPINE NETWORK MCP
A governed interface to business context and capabilities.
Compatible hosts can use the Model Context Protocol to request context or capabilities within an authorized scope.
Discovery identifies an available capability. Each request still needs authority to read the relevant information or perform the operation.
CONTINUITY BRIDGE
Carry the permitted checkpoint forward.
Carry work references, evidence, decisions and remaining steps into the next compatible environment. The receiving environment gets only the context it is permitted to use.
DISCOVERY
Understand what the environment actually exposes.
Discover applications, tools, MCP servers, plugins, skills, agents and model capabilities through the interfaces an environment authorizes and exposes.
A host connection does not imply access to every conversation, file, model or tool in that host. Capability availability may change and must be evaluated accordingly.
AUTHORITY ON BOTH SIDES
Each side keeps its own controls.
Each host or source enforces its own identity, connection and tool-access boundaries. SpineWorkspace independently evaluates its context scope and the authority for requested work.
Continuing a work checkpoint does not bypass either side's controls.
ACCESS, AUTHORITY AND EVIDENCE
Explore security and governance.
Capabilities, availability and supported systems are confirmed per deployment during evaluation.
Illustrations are indicative. Source systems stay authoritative. Authority stays with people.