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Self-hosted AI agents, with 79 built-in tools per agent. Pick what you came for, or see how a team or a self-hoster would use it.
For your team
Teach an agent your documents, then exam it and see why a wrong answer went wrong.
An agent you trained, in one file: back it up, move it, or hand it to a client and update it later.
Everything your agents were asked, on one board, and a check that "done" really happened.
One log of everything the deck and your agents did on their own, and a bell for what needs you.
Agents hand each other work, answer email meant for them, learn from corrections you approve, and know your goals.
Say what you need in your own words, and get a team with its schedules and its software.
A simple front door for your staff, with skill cards, file and data libraries, and schedules.
Gmail, Outlook, WhatsApp and Telegram, with guards on everything that goes out.
Separate people, separate accounts, an admin console and limits you set.
For the work
Seven ways for agents to work together, and 31 ready-made specialists to staff them.
Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and Pi working for you, and a person lands what they make.
Describe a tool your agents need. Crew writes and tests it, and Flight Deck runs it for them.
Plan, your approval, build, three independent reviews, all committed to your own repo.
Automations that run the same way every time, with AI only where it is needed.
Six memory layers and one shared workspace, so agents keep what they have learned.
Reach
Send the page you are on, signed in, with the files it links to, to the agent that knows the work.
Hold fn in any app: your selection, the window and your spoken task go to an agent, and the answer comes back.
Give your CRM or shop a key to an agent, with every tool call on the record.
Link decks across a server, a laptop and a Raspberry Pi, and watch requests cross a live map.
Press, speak, and hear the answer from a watch, a stick or a paper screen on your desk.
Join the waitlist for Cohort 001, our first early-access group, and you'll get an email when you're in. Or run Captain on your own machine today.