Founder of a listed tool

Tom Moor

Co-creator of Outline, named behind the Outline listing on Anchor Terminal.

Co-creator of Outline

Tom Moor builds Outline, the open-source team knowledge base, and leads engineering at Linear. He was earlier a principal engineer at Abstract. He has written that Outline was planned as open source from the start and grew from a side project.

What Tom builds

  • Outline C · Work & productivity

    Outline is a team wiki and knowledge base from General Outline, available hosted or self-hosted. Agents reach it through an RPC-style HTTP API with a public OpenAPI description, or an MCP server built into each workspace.

    Co-creator of Outline, founder, researched 28 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Tom Moor?

Tom Moor builds Outline, the open-source team knowledge base, and leads engineering at Linear. He was earlier a principal engineer at Abstract. He has written that Outline was planned as open source from the start and grew from a side project.

What does General Outline, Inc. make?

Anchor Terminal lists Outline from General Outline, Inc.. Outline is a team wiki and knowledge base from General Outline, available hosted or self-hosted. Agents reach it through an RPC-style HTTP API with a public OpenAPI description, or an MCP server built into each workspace.

How are Tom's tools graded?

Outline is graded C, 60.4 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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