Artzi
Lead: answers you first and hands work on
- Runs on
- Whichever plan you choose
- Desk
- ~/Artzi/Agents/artzi
- Remembers
“You like short answers, and drafts go to Shared.”
- Routine
- Weekdays 08:00: what is on today
Artzi gives each AI teammate a name, a desk on your computer and a memory. They pick up where you left off, on the Codex, Claude, Gemini or Grok plan you already pay for.
Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit.
Make as many teammates as you need. Each keeps its own look, desk, memory and routines, and they hand work to one another.
Lead: answers you first and hands work on
“You like short answers, and drafts go to Shared.”
Researcher
“Link sources inline. The Q3 brief is due Friday.”
Engineer
“This repo uses Bun. Never push to main.”
Writer
“Plain voice, no exclamation marks.”
Operations
“Invoices go in Finance/2026, one folder per month.”
An example cast. Yours are whoever you describe.
A teammate is one long conversation with a memory, not a pile of fresh chats. Come back on Friday and it knows what Monday was about.
Draft the launch email. Under 120 words, plain voice.
Saved to Shared/launch-email.md. 112 words.
The date is 12 November. Finish it.
Done. Same 112 words, date filled in.
Same as last time, for the Windows release.
Under 120 words, plain voice, Monday's sign-off. It's in Shared/windows-release.md.
An example conversation.
How the team keeps working, and where everything lives.
Each teammate gets a folder for its files, notes and memory. Open it, read it, back it up.
~/Artzi ├─ Agents │ ├─ artzi/ memory, tasks │ ├─ ada/ │ └─ sol/ └─ Shared/ hand-offs
Sign in once per provider. No new subscription and no API keys to paste around. When one plan runs dry, a backup model carries on.
Work does not wait for you to be at your desk.
Good to know before you start.
No. The desktop app works on its own. An account is only needed when you want to reach your computer from elsewhere or invite people to a shared server.
Codex, Claude, Gemini and Grok command-line tools are supported, along with any local model server that speaks an OpenAI-style API. You sign in to each provider yourself, with the plan you already have.
Give a teammate a backup model. When the first one runs out, the conversation carries on with the backup, so nothing you were in the middle of is lost.
Everything Artzi stores lives on your own computer: chats, memory, files and settings. The only data that leaves is what a teammate sends to the provider you chose for it.
Install the app, sign in to one provider, then describe the teammate you want in a sentence. It gets its own name, desk and memory right away.
Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit, and a headless Linux server for a team that stays on. Other desktops will appear on the download page when they are ready.
This is an early release. Teammates can run commands and edit files inside their own desk without asking each time, so keep backups of anything you cannot afford to lose, and review what they do.
Describe it in a sentence. It gets a name, a desk and a memory, and it is ready to work.