Included in the POCManager
Employee 01
Maya
Editorial Manager
- Owns the content outcome
- Reviews work and asks for revisions
- Reports back to you
Native Mac preview · public distribution in preparation
A little company that wakes up when you do.
Buy the workplace once. Hire AI employees as you need them. Give them an outcome, start the day, and let the right people take it from there.
macOS · local files · you end the day
One useful day
You set the outcome.
The team owns the process.
No prompt choreography. No workflow builder. You hire people with responsibilities, then see the work move between them.
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Nia finds the question worth answering.
She studies the product, researches the audience, and leaves evidence the rest of the team can inspect.
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Theo turns evidence into a useful article.
He works from Nia's research and hands a real Markdown draft to Maya.
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Maya reviews the work—not the transcript.
She can approve it, request a bounded revision, or bring a real blocker back to you.
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The day ends with artifacts and a report.
Everyone rests. Tomorrow, the organization starts from what it already knows.
The first team
Hire a person, not a prompt.
Every employee has a name, responsibility, workspace, manager, and bounded way of working. Models and tools can change without replacing who they are.
Included in the POCResearch
Employee 02
Nia
Audience Researcher
- Studies your product context
- Finds useful questions
- Leaves evidence for the team
Included in the POCWriting
Employee 03
Theo
Content Writer
- Writes from shared evidence
- Responds to manager review
- Produces ordinary local files
A different way to buy software
Own the workplace.
Subscribe to the people.
The Mac application is intended as a one-time purchase. It is your company's permanent home: its rooms, memory, files, and daily rhythm.
Employees can be optional subscriptions because their creators may continuously provide models, proprietary skills, data, tools, or machines. Hire only the people you need. End an employee subscription without losing the workplace.
Commercial model decided · pricing and checkout not live
The workplace
One-time purchase
Native Mac application
Local organization files
Your permanent company home
Employable people
Optional subscriptions
Skills and model operation
Declared permission needs
Independent creators later
Developer preview
Run the little company from source.
If you want to inspect today's build, the proof of concept runs a bounded content-team day and saves JSON state and Markdown artifacts on your Mac. This is local build access—not the eventual owner onboarding flow.
cd agent-office
swift run AgentOffice
Release desk · 0.1.0 (1)
Built for your Mac.
Not distributed yet.
The native preview is working, but the public download stays closed until the app has a Developer ID signature, Apple notarization, a stapled ticket, a verified Gatekeeper assessment, a SHA-256 checksum, and a published support contact.
- System
- macOS 14 or newer
- Current preview is built for Apple silicon.
- Your data
- Local organization files
- Company state and artifacts stay in a folder you choose. Demo mode needs no account or network.
- Optional AI
- Your local Codex session
- When selected, the app uses an already authenticated Codex CLI and stores no API key.
- Support
- Contact pending
- A direct support address will appear here before signed distribution begins.
Privacy statement
The workplace is local by default.
Office OS does not include analytics, advertising, checkout, cloud sync, or an account system. Local Codex work and explicitly granted read-only web research can contact their respective services; those routes are optional and visible inside the app.
Start with three useful people.