Use real software.
A browser, a terminal, a file editor, a renderer. Let the task determine the tools. A Machine gives the agent a place to run them.
A POINT OF VIEWWHY WE’RE BUILDING THINAIR
Work is changing.
Give it a place.
PEOPLE + AGENTS
REAL TOOLS. SHARED CONTEXT.
REAL TOOLS. SHARED CONTEXT.
Agents can write code, use software, and work through complex tasks. We’re building the place where that work becomes visible, useful, and part of your day.
The work needs
a home.
A useful task spreads out. There is a repository to understand, a process to run, a browser to inspect, and a result to judge. The conversation is one part of it.
Thinair brings those parts into the same workspace. The agent works on a real Machine. Its tools have a place. You can open them, see what happened, and make the next move.
That is the product we want to use: a computer and a workspace built for working alongside agents.
THE DECISIONS THAT SHAPE IT
Built with
a point of view.
Keep people in the work.
Direct control belongs in the workspace. You should be able to inspect the result and use the application yourself.
Make good setups reusable.
Tools, skills, and context take thought. Machine Definitions give that thought a form you can inspect and use again.
Start with your computer.
Your Mac should remain a useful place to work. Native brings Thinair there; Cloud gives the work another place to run when you need one.
The ambition
is practical.
We want more people to finish work they care about: build the software, make the film, understand the data, and bring the next idea into the world.
The test is simple. Can you give an agent the right starting point, understand what it is doing, and put the result to use?
Every part of Thinair should make that easier.
See the idea in the productYOUR NEXT AGENT
Build an agent.
Put it to work.
Give your agent a task and work alongside it. Mac and Cloud are in Early Access, available by invitation.
Use your own tools through CLI, MCP, and API.
Read the getting-started guide