What is Tessl?

Agents are powerful, but they require good context to be effective—internal API documentation, styleguides, common testing workflows, etc. Without this information, agents misinterpret requests, hallucinate APIs, or break existing features when adding new ones.

Tessl is an agent enablement platform that helps you get the most out of coding agents with reusable context. Tessl bundles this context in units called Tiles and provides a registry for distributing Tiles. Tessl also provides MCP tools that work with most agents to optimize their retrieval of Tiles, and the context within, while they work on tasks.

• Public Registry (Beta): The Tessl Registry has 10k+ tiles for open source dependencies, and you can also use it to publish documentation on your own public libraries, frameworks, and SDKs to help your users' agents use them. Follow this link to get started.

• Private Registry (Beta): The Tessl Registry supports public and private Tiles. Private Tiles are a great fit for internal context like internal API documentation, styleguides, etc.