for AI Agents
Agents write fast. Mistakes ship faster. Busabase puts a review gate between agent output and your knowledge base.
Paste into Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, or any agent:

WORKS WITH YOUR AGENT STACK
AI produces. Human approves.
Many agents. One source of truth.
The approval gate between AI output and trusted knowledge.
Busabase owns the handoff between agent output and trusted knowledge: receive, review, revise, merge, and trace.
Agent submits
Claude Code, n8n, custom agents, or any producer sends a draft over API.
Inbox review
Reviewers see pending work in one queue with preview, metadata, and status.
Request changes
Ask the agent to revise, compare commits, and keep the conversation attached.
Merge to base
Approved work becomes a canonical record that downstream systems can trust.
Review AI output the way you review code.
Change Request review
Every submission is a Change Request: field-level diffs, approve, request changes. Review content and data the way you review pull requests.
Canonical records
Drafts are temporary; merged records are the source of truth. Each record carries a commit chain back through every version.
Audit trail
Who submitted, who approved, who merged — every step lands in the audit log, so you can always answer where a record came from.
API-first, any agent can submit
OpenAPI, API keys, stable endpoints. Claude Code, n8n, Zapier, or your own agent — one POST sends a draft into review.
Spaces and permissions
Separate teams or clients by Space, with owner, admin, and reviewer roles that stay out of each other's way.
Open core
Busabase core is open source and local-first — it runs on PGlite. Cloud adds auth, collaboration, billing, and hosting.
One Inbox for every AI draft
Any number of agents, one approval gate.
Human approval before storage
Downstream systems read merged canonical records only.
Commit-style history
Every change keeps its author, time, and diff.
Turn the AI firehose into knowledge you can trust.
Start from the Inbox. Approve, request changes, merge. Every step leaves a record.