Build with agentswithout losing the plot.

Five connected product surfaces for real AI-assisted development work: capture notes by voice, persist project memory, route tasks across agents, operate from a purpose-built terminal, and package the story when it is time to launch.

What this site is selling

Not vague AI optimism. A suite built around real developer pain: lost context, fragmented tools, weak verification, and terminals that were never designed for assisted implementation.

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agent-software://suiteworkflow stack

wispr.capture("ship the harness rollout notes")
brain.remember(decision)
harness.assign(workerTask)
terminal.run(verification)

// fewer broken handoffs, fewer lost decisions

live product surfaces in the suite

sign-in across the suite experience

Local-first

local models, local memory, and local project context stay at the center of the workflow

Online access

account login and suite access require an internet connection

Release status

Agent Brain, Agent Wispr, Agent Harness, Agent Terminal, and Agent Studio are all live. The suite is local-first in how it works, but account access and sign-in still depend on an internet connection.

Products

Start with the bottleneck that is slowing you down.

Some teams need shared memory first. Others need faster note capture, cleaner multi-agent execution, or a terminal that can keep up with how they actually work. The suite is strongest together, but each product is meant to solve a separate, expensive failure mode.

Buy the product that removes today's friction. Add the others when the workflow around it becomes the next constraint.

Live

Memory and recall

Agent Brain

Self-hosted shared memory, semantic cache, and governance for Claude, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, Aider, and custom agents.

Live

Voice capture

Agent Wispr

Voice-first capture for agentic development notes, prompts, decisions, and task handoffs.

Live

Agent orchestration

Agent Harness

AI agent execution harness with local models, verification, approvals, routing, and recovery.

Live

Developer terminal

Agent Terminal

Voice-to-agent developer terminal. Speak a goal, enrich with Brain memory, run the pre-send guard, and delegate to Harness workers — from one native desktop app. Log in once and stay signed in across the full suite.

Live

Launch video studio

Agent Studio

Done-for-you, studio-grade SaaS launch videos — real app screen capture, pro voiceover, a 3D logo intro, and music. The presenter can be your own AI-cloned voice or face.

How it fits

One loop, not five disconnected tools.

The suite follows the shape of the work itself: you notice something, capture it, preserve the context that matters, hand it to the right execution path, and keep moving without rebuilding the same mental model every session.

Agent Wispr

Capture the work

Catch the half-formed implementation thought before it disappears: bug notes, next steps, prompt ideas, and handoff context spoken out loud and turned into usable text.

Agent Brain

Remember the decisions

Keep the project memory that usually leaks between sessions: architecture decisions, resolved bugs, naming choices, and the context behind why something changed.

Agent Harness

Coordinate the agents

Break work into bounded runs, verify what changed, and stop multi-agent development from turning into a pile of conflicting edits and vague success claims.

Agent Terminal

Operate from one workspace

Stay in one command surface while memory, voice capture, verification, and execution all plug into the same development loop.

Operating posture

Local-first where it matters. Honest about where it does not.

This is not a fake privacy pitch. The suite now requires account access, but the working core still prioritizes local models, local context, and self-hosted control over the parts that shape day-to-day development.

Local by default, not cloud-first by accident

Brain, Harness, and Terminal are designed around running close to your machine and your repo, so the default workflow is not "send everything to somebody else's dashboard."

Internet for access, local models for the work

The suite now requires sign-in, so it is not a fully offline product. The actual coding workflow still centers on local models, local storage, and your own development environment.

Project memory stays under your control

Agent Brain stores long-lived context in infrastructure you control, so recall, retention, and deletion are decisions you make instead of defaults inherited from a hosted assistant.

One account across the suite

Sign in once and move across Brain, Terminal, and Harness without re-authenticating on every hop. Credentials live in the OS keychain rather than in random local files.

Pricing

Buy the missing piece or buy the full operating system.

Start with one product

From $19.00/mo USD

Best when the pain is specific: Brain for context loss, Wispr for capture, Harness for agent coordination, Terminal for daily execution flow.

This is the right choice when one bottleneck is obviously more expensive than the others.

All-Access Pass

$59.00/mo USD

Best when the work already crosses product boundaries every day: speak notes, preserve decisions, dispatch work, verify the result, and keep the whole loop inside one connected stack.

If your team is already stitching these capabilities together manually, the suite price is usually cheaper than the drag.

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