Pick up where you left off.
Your Aether remembers your priorities, preferences, and previous work, so the next request starts with context you have already given it.
AI that works alongside you
Aether is being built to work with you, your team, and their agents. It remembers the brief, carries work between people, and brings you the decisions that need you.
Less repeating yourself. Fewer handoffs to chase.
In development. Community Edition first. Company workforces to follow.
What collaboration should give you
Work slows down when you have to repeat the brief, chase the next step, or carry information between people. We’re building Aether to take on that coordination alongside the work itself.
Your Aether remembers your priorities, preferences, and previous work, so the next request starts with context you have already given it.
In the planned company workforce, one AI colleague passes the relevant brief and progress to the next. You spend less time forwarding messages and explaining the same task.
The aim: let AI colleagues prepare the work and follow up, while your team handles judgment, relationships, and decisions that need a person.
Explain how you want something done. Your Aether can remember the correction and improve its tools and instructions for the next time.
As the workforce grows, the planned shared view will show who is doing what, what is blocked, and which decisions are waiting for your team.
Your stored knowledge, instructions, and tools stay on infrastructure you control. The effort you put into teaching your Aether becomes something you can keep improving.
Planned for companies
Give each Aether a useful role in the work you already do. The goal is a team that carries a task through together, with clear responsibility and people involved where they add the most value.
ILLUSTRATIVE WORKFLOW · CUSTOMER ONBOARDING
Prepares the agreed scope, customer needs, and promises made.
Uses the handoff to prepare the kickoff plan and flag missing details.
Checks the plan, resolves the open questions, and approves the commitments.
Prepares the customer’s next steps from the approved plan.
Your team starts with the same brief and a clear next step.
We plan to start hands-on: choose a real company workflow, connect the relevant tools and knowledge, and set up the AI roles that help your people complete it.
Add specialists as new responsibilities emerge. Longer term, Aether should help identify where another AI colleague would be useful and prepare it for the role, within your company’s budget and permissions.
You should be able to change priorities, review a result, or stop work. Human colleagues need a clear view of what the AI team is doing and where their help is needed.
Further ahead · Working with other people’s agents
Imagine asking for a supplier visit. Your Aether works with the supplier’s agent to find a time and confirm what is needed, then brings you the plan.
The goal is to share the details needed for that job, keep unrelated company information private, and come back to you before commitments outside the limits you set.
This is a future capability. Automated dealings with other people’s agents are not available yet.
An investment in yourself
Every useful correction, customer detail, and working procedure adds value. Aether is being built so that know-how stays under your control as your life and your team change.
Keep your agent’s memory on infrastructure you control. Choose which models and services it uses, and what they can access.
Hosted services still receive the data you send them. Self-hosting the agent does not make those services private.
Shape its personality, priorities, and instructions. When you need a new ability, your Aether can build it—and you can change what it builds.
Keep your memory, working instructions, and tools on your own system. Back them up and keep improving them as your needs change.
We’re building toward changing models while keeping that work. Full portability is a design goal.
Your stored data and memory. Your agent’s personality, instructions, and abilities. The software that runs it. Its hosting, and ultimately the model itself.
Choosing a hosted model provider does not give you ownership of that model or remove its rules. Our goal is the option to run models you control, too. Exact public license and migration details will accompany the release.
Planned ways to stay in touch
The public edition is planned to bring your Aether to WhatsApp, Discord, Telegram, and the web. Ask for an update or give it a correction in the conversation you are already having. Connected messaging services still handle those messages.
Everyday help
These are examples of what your Aether could help with. It can handle the next useful step, bring you the choices that need you, and learn which parts matter most.
Talk through worries, ideas, and difficult decisions with an agent that remembers your context. You control its stored memory and choose which services receive your messages.
It can remember what you are trying to change, take the next useful step, and follow up when progress stalls.
Let it prepare replies in your voice and bring you the decisions that need you. Keep sending behind your approval until you choose otherwise.
Let it prepare the document, analysis, or report before you arrive. The tools and procedures it develops become part of your company’s Aether.
It can watch the YouTube channels, X accounts, Reddit communities, and other sources you choose, then surface what can actually help your goals.
It can find activities that fit your tastes, ask for everyone’s availability and, with your approval, help book the plan and invite your friends.
What’s coming
Start with an agent of your own. Then bring specialist help into your company and keep a clear view as the team grows. These are planned releases; dates and commercial terms are not set.
Build around the way you work.
For people comfortable running their own setup who want an agent they can shape through everyday use.
The Community Edition is the first planned public release and is intended to be free. Model usage and hosting may have their own costs. The license will accompany the release.
Get useful work moving with your team.
A planned hands-on service to set up specialist Aethers around a real company workflow, with people and agents working together.
Support, operations, research, or an executive assistant: choose the roles that earn their place in your business. Build from useful work, with your know-how under company control.
See the work. Guide the team.
A planned place for your people to coordinate AI colleagues as more of the company’s work moves through them.
The aim is to give more work to AI colleagues without turning their supervision into another full-time job.
Over time, a closer fit to your business. We want your AI colleagues to learn from approved examples of your company’s work, and help prepare new specialists where they would be useful. Better results and lower running costs are goals to prove on real tasks.
How it grows
A correction becomes a remembered preference. Repeated work becomes a reusable tool. Over time, you build an agent that knows how to help you—and you can inspect and change what it learns.
Notice what is missing
Its work, your corrections, and repeated problems show what it still cannot do well.
Keep control as you delegate
Useful collaboration means knowing what was shared, what happened, and when you need to step in. Aether’s current safeguards provide records, checks, and recovery; the planned workforce adds a shared view for your team.
Your Aether records where it connects and can hold or block transfers that look risky.
Changes that affect the whole server must pass through a protected review and can be rolled back.
A built-in route stays available even if your Aether breaks one of the tools or connections it added.
Aether’s current safeguards can hold risky transfers, record actions, and review privileged changes. They have not had a public security audit and cannot guarantee protection from every attack or misleading instruction.
Working together, on your terms
Your work depends on other people: colleagues, customers, suppliers, and friends. An AI becomes more useful when it can help you work with them, carrying your priorities and context into the next conversation.
That is the direction behind Aether: an agent that knows you, works alongside others for you, and keeps the knowledge you build under your control. More help, with a clear say in what it shares and does on your behalf.
Less time repeating context, forwarding updates, and checking who is doing the next step. The planned workforce lets specialist Aethers pass work to each other and bring human colleagues the decisions that need them. Further ahead, your Aether could coordinate with other people’s agents on your behalf.
The company service is planned after the Community Edition release. We intend to start with hands-on setup around actual company work, then build the shared view for coordinating and supervising those employees. The workflow examples on this page illustrate that direction; they are not a live product demo.
No. The first company specialists are planned to use existing models with your company’s instructions, knowledge, tools, and workflows. Company-specific training comes later, where it can demonstrate better results or lower costs. Company-controlled specialist models are a long-term goal.
It means control of the agent’s stored memory, instructions, tools, software, and hosting. Aether’s mission extends to the model itself. Owning your agent software does not mean you own a model accessed through an API.
Yes. A hosted model provider can restrict or withdraw its own service. Provider choice reduces reliance on one service; it does not remove the provider’s rules. The long-term goal is the option to run models you control, subject to their licenses and your hardware.
The public edition is intended to keep your stored memory and tools when you switch compatible models. This is a design goal, not a published migration guarantee. A different model may behave differently and need different resources.
A private instance is in use, but the Community Edition has not been publicly released. It is the next step, followed by company workforces and the shared management view. Follow the GitHub repository for release news. No release dates are set.
Your Aether can remember your preferences, look back at past work, learn from your corrections, improve its instructions, and build reusable tools. It can still learn the wrong lesson, so important changes must stay visible and easy to correct.
Helping you get work done with other people: remembering the context, carrying work forward, and learning how you like things done. Company workforces and, later, dealings with other people’s agents extend that idea. Your knowledge and control should stay with you as you delegate more.
Your Aether separates the part that learns from the part that protects you. It checks actions that can send data away, records important actions, and requires review before powerful changes. Connected AI models and tools can still send data away, so no system can remove every risk. These protections have not had a public security audit yet.
The Community Edition is planned to be free. Its license will be published with the public release.
No. Your Aether can use different AI model providers. The public version is also meant to let you replace models without losing what your Aether has learned and built.
Because each person and company should own the agent they depend on. The agents can develop differently and work together while remaining under their own owners’ control.
Make it yours
Follow the first public release and the plans for company AI colleagues. Start with work you want off your plate, and build from there.