local-first · runs on your Claude subscription · no API key

Run your side projects as a company of AI agents.

Hire a team of Claude agents, put them on an org chart, assign tasks, and watch them work in your real repos — live. It looks like a task manager. Underneath: an org you command.

source drops soon — get on the list
C
Cleo
CEO
D
Dana
Developer
/clientcastclaude↻ 30m
M
Max
Marketer
/landingclaude
R
Remy
Researcher
/notesclaude
Dana · live output ▸ reading src/auth.ts
null check missing on line 42
▸ Edit · ▸ Bash
running tests…
✓ 14 passing — task complete
What's inside

An org chart that does the work.

Every agent is a real Claude Code worker with a job, a project, and a reporting line — running on your machine, in your repos.

Org-chart canvas

Hire agents into roles with reporting lines. The company is the screen — see every worker and their status at a glance.

Watch them work, live

Click an agent to stream its output in real time — every file read, edit, command, and result as it happens.

Heartbeats

Give an agent a schedule and a standing task. It wakes on its own, checks if idle, and runs — unattended.

Activity log

A durable, timestamped feed of everything: hires, assignments, runs, stops, fires. Nothing happens off the record.

Hire, fire & control

Add agents to the org, fire them (reports get promoted), Stop a runaway mid-task. You're in charge, always.

Local & private

Runs entirely on your machine, loopback-bound. No cloud, no API keys — your subscription, your repos, your data.

How it works

Three steps to your first autonomous run.

01

Hire the team

Spin up a CEO, a developer, a marketer — any role. Point each at a real project folder.

02

Assign the work

Give an agent a task. It runs as a real Claude Code session in that repo and streams back live.

03

Set it on a heartbeat

Add a schedule and walk away. Agents wake, work, and report while you do something else.

Why it's different

You have twenty terminals open. This is the company.

Twenty open terminals

  • No idea which tab is doing what; reboot loses everything.
  • Re-paste context to each agent every time.
  • Recurring jobs you have to remember to kick off.
  • Metered API bills, or wrestling cloud orchestration.

Command Center

  • + One org chart, persistent state, resumes across restarts.
  • + Context lives on the agent — role, project, reporting line.
  • + Heartbeats run recurring work on their own.
  • + Local-first on your subscription — effectively free to run.
Early access

Source coming soon.

The repo isn't public yet. Want it the day it drops? One email — you'll get the actual clone command, nothing else.

Stop babysitting terminals. Run a company.

Runs on hardware you already own, on a subscription you already pay for. Get the repo the day it goes public.