I. The garden
Building software became effortless.
Describe a tool to an agent before lunch. Use it by afternoon. Every team is quietly growing its own.
A journey through the software your agents build
Deploy it in one click. Share it like a Google Doc. It never holds a secret, and it asks before it does anything risky.
I. The garden
Describe a tool to an agent before lunch. Use it by afternoon. Every team is quietly growing its own.
II. The weeds
III. The keeper
Cohostly runs the software your agents build. The dangerous parts are safe by default, in five ways.
ONE
Tools reach models and services through our gateway. No key ever lives inside one.
No key lives inside this tool.
The field stays empty on purpose. The gateway adds the key on the way out.
TWO
Risky actions pause and ask a person. Every answer is written down. Try it.
May I write 3 rows to “Q4 Budget”?
The tool is paused until someone answers.
THREE
Every tool carries a plain-English label. No code to read.
What this tool can do.
Written in plain English. No code to read.
FOUR
Find a tool, request it, own it, hand it on. Nothing is orphaned.
Every tool has a keeper.
FIVE
When something breaks, the owner hears why in a sentence, with a fix.
Your Google login expired, so I can’t read “Open invoices”.
One sentence, one fix. No stack traces.
IV. Why now
Part of the new wave of software built for small teams
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