From AI assisted to AI native.

Build, maintain and operate Software Factories.

Your agents work around the clock.

Every token gets used productively.

You see where each one went.

100x is the goal.

Software kept getting harder to build, so over the years we built systems to manage it, and for a long time it worked. They allowed us to take on projects nobody could have handled before.

Then the systems kept growing until we were spending more time managing the work than doing it.

AI changes that. For the first time, the system can do the work itself. So the most important thing a team can build now is the factory that builds its software.

A system that works 24/7, scales with increased complexity, and gets a little better with every job it finishes.

We’re building Osynk to take every team from AI assisted to AI native.

Under the hood

Inside, everything is wired together.

Maestro runs the factory with you.

It knows every Project and every Session, starts the work and tells you when something needs you.

It manages resources, subscriptions and the Build queue for you, so the factory keeps working 24/7.

Specs give work structure.

Units of work with the right context.

Work gets split into steps and parts, small manageable units.

Workflows run every job the same way.

Processes run in a deterministic way, each stage with its own agents and rules.

Every run feeds what it learned back into the Data Warehouse, so the system keeps getting better.

Spaces keep the work apart.

Each Space holds its own Projects and agents, and every terminal runs in a sandbox.

Each sandbox controls what its agents can work on and what they can access.

Agents are replaceable units.

No vendor lock-in: their memory, history, procedures and work stay with you.

Unified Memory carries the work over, so Claude Code, Codex or the next agent goes on where the last one stopped.

The Data Warehouse holds everything a Project knows.

What the product is, how it gets built and how it runs: design system, architecture, journeys, specs, ledgers, telemetry and logs.

and much more.

Agent Development Environment tools

An IDE holds your code. Osynk holds the agents that write it, their Workflows, their checks and their record.

Universal search

Tap Shift twice to find any Session, Project, setting, command or skill by name.

A shortcut for every action

Every action has its keys, from a new Session to Maestro, and you can change each one in Settings.

Resource management

Track CPU, memory, GPU and storage for the whole Mac and for every Session, down to the process.

Build queue

Agents build and test through one queue: jobs wait their turn, identical checks run once, and each agent hears when its job ends.