A browser that does things
Books meetings, fills forms, orders supplies — real work through real sites, driven by accessibility-tree automation instead of fragile CSS selectors.
A personal AI that runs on your machine — browsing the web, spinning up subagents, and building apps from chat. Every conversation makes it better at being yours. Your data never leaves.
Most of the work doesn't need a frontier model — it needs a harness. This stack is built for the people whose data can't leave their machine, and it's being built in public.
Every layer is open source, MIT-licensed, and embedded — no servers to rent.
Books meetings, fills forms, orders supplies — real work through real sites, driven by accessibility-tree automation instead of fragile CSS selectors.
Parallel subagents on a SQLite work queue. Start them, course-correct them mid-run, cancel them when they're done.
99.9% session recall@5 on LongMemEval — zero LLM calls. It learns your style from every conversation.
Describe a data app and get one. Every TEXT column gets keyword + vector search automatically.
4,172+ models from 110+ providers through one SDK. OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Ollama — no lock-in.
Tenant pricing, tool-call budgets, and hard 402s the moment a budget is spent — usage-based billing built into the agent loop, with an owner dashboard for every run.
Runs on your machine. No cloud, no telemetry, no training on your conversations.
Measured on public benchmarks. Built for the machine that owns your data.
One request with full context — ask, delegate, or point at a problem.
97 tools across browser, files, shell, and web — parallel subagents, human approval for destructive steps.
Every turn is embedded locally. Recall is hybrid keyword + vector, reranked — zero LLM calls on the happy path.
Runs locally, connects to the model you choose, and keeps your data on your machine.