Motif

What it does.

• Projects and requests

  Say what you want. Motif files it into a project and breaks it into steps.

• A verification gate

  Nothing counts as finished until a test actually passes.

• Real history

  Every step that passes is committed to version control.

• Checks that mean something

  Catches real errors in five languages before calling the work done.

• The workbench

  File tree, editor, terminal and search in the same window.

• Pips

  Five standing workers, each with a model and a job.

• Memory

  Decisions saved as markdown files you can open and read.

• Your own model

  Ollama on your machine, any OpenAI compatible endpoint, or Anthropic.

Tachyon.

The mesh under every project. Each worker is a node, so a task can wait for the step before it and then hand off by itself. You watch the whole thing move instead of wiring the sequence up by hand.

• The mesh view

  Every agent in the project, what it is doing, and what moved between them.

• Interlink

  A task declares what it depends on. It waits, then releases the moment the step before it lands.

• The wire

  A small command language, so agents coordinate without spending a model call to say hello.

motif.local.

A guest opens motif.local on the office Wi-Fi, enters a six character code, and talks to the agent running on your machine. No account, no cloud, and nothing leaves the network.

• Chat only

  No filesystem tools, no project files, nothing but the conversation and the work in front of it.

• You hold the door

  The first join needs your approval. After that you can revoke anyone and rotate the code whenever you like.

• Your model does the work

  Guests spend tokens on your machine, not in our account. We host nothing.

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