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FREE AI AGENT DASHBOARD · OPEN-SOURCE AI AGENCIES ON YOUR DESKTOP

Hire an AI agency.Get the work done.

Every agent you run. One studio.

Pick an agency and tell it what you need. Its Lead plans the work and hands it to a team of agents on Claude Code, Codex or Gemini CLI. You approve the plan and every change. Open source, on your machine, with your own keys.

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01 — HOW IT WORKS

From brief to work you approve.

STEP 01

Brief

Type what you want on Home and pick the agency. That opens a task: one thread with the agency's Lead.

STEP 02

Plan

The Lead turns the brief into cards, each with a worker and what done looks like, and shows you the plan. Nothing runs until you approve it.

STEP 03

Work

Workers take the cards one at a time on Claude Code, Codex or Gemini CLI. Their work folds into the thread as it happens.

STEP 04

Review

Every file change waits in the Changes panel as a diff you accept hunk by hunk or send back with a note. Pages and screens show in Preview.

STEP 05

Digest

The Lead reports in the task, and on Telegram or Slack if you want: what was done, what is next, what it needs.

An agency's board in Tyslin Studio, with cards moving from the Inbox column to Done

02 — AGENCIES

9 agencies, ready to staff.

Each one is a Lead and a team with jobs, a goal, skills and memory, around one folder. Pick a template, name it, and change anything later. 4 more are coming.

9 you can create today · 4 coming soon

Software

Code in a repo

  • App Development

    Plans, builds, tests and ships web and desktop apps from a spec.

    5 agents · Alex leads

  • Mobile Apps

    Designs and builds iOS and Android apps, then gets them ready for the stores.

    5 agents · Maya leads

  • Web Design

    Designs and builds marketing sites and landing pages.

    5 agents · Jade leads

  • QA & Testing

    Writes test plans, runs tests and reports bugs.

    4 agents · Hannah leads

  • DevOps

    Sets up builds, deploys and monitoring.

    4 agents · Viktor leads

Documents and data

Specs, reports and writing

  • Product Management

    Coming soon

    Turns feedback and goals into specs and a roadmap.

    4 agents · Erin leads

  • Data & Analytics

    Coming soon

    Cleans data, builds reports and explains what the numbers say.

    4 agents · Nadia leads

  • Content Writing

    Coming soon

    Researches, writes and edits articles, guides and newsletters.

    4 agents · Clara leads

Marketing and sales

Campaigns, outreach and growth

  • Social Media Marketing

    Plans, writes and schedules posts across your social channels.

    5 agents · Mia leads

  • SEO

    Finds what people search for, plans pages and improves rankings.

    4 agents · Owen leads

  • Paid Ads

    Coming soon

    Plans, writes and reports on ad campaigns.

    4 agents · Ray leads

  • Email Marketing

    Writes and plans newsletters and email sequences.

    4 agents · Nina leads

  • Sales & Lead Gen

    Finds leads, qualifies them and writes outreach.

    4 agents · Victor leads

03 — RUNS ON

The agents you already use, on the models you pick.

ADAPTERS · WHERE YOUR WORKERS RUN

  • Claude CodeAnthropic
  • CodexOpenAI
  • Gemini CLIGoogle

MODELS · FOR THE LEAD, YOUR OWN KEY

  • ClaudeAnthropic
  • OpenAIGPT models
  • GeminiGoogle
  • OpenRouterOne key, many models

Workers run on Claude Code, Codex or Gemini CLI, connected over the Agent Client Protocol. You install them; Tyslin shows the official command before anything runs. Each one can sign in to your own Claude, ChatGPT or Google account, so it runs on your plan. The Lead runs on your default model with your own key.

04 — MEMORY AND CONNECTORS

Agents that remember, connected to your apps.

Notes every agent reads before it works, and MCP servers that connect it to the apps your business runs on. Plain files and your own tokens, on your computer.

  • Memory that stays

    Each agency keeps plain Markdown notes: one file every agent reads, and one per agent. They're added to every run, you edit them on the agency's Memory tab, and they sync with Google Drive.

  • Connectors to your apps

    Connect GitHub, Linear or Stripe with a token, or any MCP server, and switch it on per agent. Tokens are encrypted on your computer and only go to that server.

  • Search the MCP Registry

    Find servers in the official MCP Registry and install them from the app. Every agency suggests the ones that fit its work, and each result shows its publisher and source.

  • Use the plan you pay for

    Sign in with your Claude, ChatGPT or Google account through Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI, so those agents run on your plan with no API key.

05 — THE TASK

Everything about one brief, in one thread.

The plan, each worker's work, the Lead's questions and the digest, in time order. Details, Changes or Preview open beside it. Nothing ships without you.

An agency in Tyslin Studio v0.6.5: its Overview with the team and what each agent runs on.
An agency's team and what each agent runs on. A screenshot of the new task view is coming.

  • The plan waits for you

    Cards sit in Planned with a worker and instructions. Edit, reassign or remove any of them, then approve and the agency runs them one after another.

  • Changes go through you

    A worker's edits land in the Changes panel as a diff. Pick the hunks you want, confirm, and the rest goes back to the Lead with your note.

  • Preview what they made

    Pages, images, PDFs and notes from the agency folder open beside the thread at phone, tablet or desktop width. Send a screenshot with your comment.

06 — THE CHANNEL

One agent talks to you: the Lead.

Workers report to the Lead. The Lead writes to you in the task, and on Telegram or Slack through your own bot, only in the chats and channels you link with a one-time code.

Four kinds of message

  • BriefThe brief arrived and this is the plan.
  • QuestionSomething changes the plan; two or three options to pick from.
  • ReviewA card is ready for you to check.
  • DigestWhat was done, what is next, what it needs.

You choose how much

Each agency has a notify setting:

  • EverythingBriefs, questions, reviews and digests.
  • Questions and reviewsOnly when the Lead needs you.
  • Digest onlyOne summary, nothing in between.

Every message is kept in the task in the app, sent or not, and answering there delivers your answer to the Lead.

07 — YOURS

Your agency, on your terms.

  • Your keys

    Bring your own key for Claude, OpenAI, Gemini or OpenRouter, or sign in with your own account through the adapters. Keys are encrypted with your system keychain and stay on this computer.

  • Your machine

    Agencies, tasks and plans live in a local database, one per organization. Agents work in a folder on your computer, and the adapters you install run there too.

  • You approve

    The plan waits for your OK, every file change is a diff you accept or send back, and agents ask before they run a command. Only looking at files inside the folder goes without asking, and you can switch that off.

  • A budget per agency

    Every run is recorded with its cost, marked actual or estimated, never guessed. Set a monthly cap and an alert: at the cap new cards wait and the Lead asks you to raise it or stop, and a card already running finishes.

COMING NEXT

Where Tyslin is going.

The beta runs agencies on your desktop, with memory and MCP tools. Here's what we're building next. Tell us what matters most to you.

Request a featureTeams: talk to us

  • Run the app in Preview

    Start the project's dev server and see it live beside the thread; Expo web and a QR code for your phone; a board of every screen.

  • Documents and marketing templates

    Product Management, Data & Analytics, Content Writing and Paid Ads, after the nine agencies you can create today.

  • Runs while the app is closed

    The Lead's scheduled runs keep going when the window is shut.

  • Agents that learn

    Agents write their own memory notes and propose new skills from your feedback. Skills only change when you approve.

  • Connectors for the Lead

    MCP tools for Leads on the built-in models, and sign-in for MCP servers that use OAuth.

  • Hosted plan

    The same agencies with no setup: managed models and team accounts.

08 — FAQ

Questions, answered.

Yes. Tyslin Studio is a free, open-source dashboard for agents: one desktop app where you see every agent you run, what it is working on, what it made and what it needs from you, across Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI. There is no account and no fee; you bring your own model keys or sign-ins.

A Lead agent and a team of workers around one folder, with a goal, skills, memory and a channel to you. Pick one of the templates (nine you can create today, such as App Development, QA & Testing or SEO; four more coming), and Tyslin creates the agents, the folder and the Lead's scheduled planning run. Several agencies can share one folder and work on the same project.

Three places. Home, where you type a task and see what needs you and what is running. The task, one thread with the Lead: the plan to approve, each worker's work folded in, questions, reviews and the digest, with a Details, Changes or Preview panel beside it. And the agency: goals, team, skills, connectors, channel, memory and schedule. Some agencies add their own page, as a tab on the agency and a panel button in the task: the screens the agency made, a social calendar, or a table such as the sales pipeline or the SEO keywords. Files is a small code editor for the agency's folder, with search and git: stage, commit with your own name, branches and history.

It works on its own once you approve the plan: workers take the cards one at a time, and the Lead reviews each before it reaches Done. It checks with you at four points: the plan waits for your approval, every file change waits in the Changes panel, agents ask before running commands (read-only looks inside the folder are allowed without asking, unless you turn that off), and cards stop starting when the agency reaches its monthly budget. Today it runs while the app is open.

Workers run on Claude Code, Codex or Gemini CLI, driven over the Agent Client Protocol. You install them; Tyslin shows the official install command before anything runs, and can sign each one in to your own Claude, ChatGPT or Google account. The Lead runs on your default model with your key: Claude, OpenAI or Gemini.

No. Each template gives its workers a mix of adapters, and when you create the agency you can keep that mix or run every worker on one adapter. You can change any agent later. Agents on an adapter you haven't installed wait until you install it.

Yes. Every agency has a memory folder: agency.md, which every agent reads, and one file per agent. Tyslin adds those notes to each run. Today you write the notes on the agency's Memory tab or in any editor; agents writing their own notes is on the roadmap.

Yes, through MCP servers on the agency's Connectors tab. Connect GitHub, Linear or Stripe with a token, install a server from the official MCP Registry, or add any server by address or command, then switch it on for the agents that need it. This works for workers on Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI; Leads on the built-in models get it next. Registry servers come from companies and the community and aren't reviewed by Tyslin, so the app shows the publisher and source before you install.

On your computer. Agencies, tasks, plans and skills are kept in a local SQLite database, one per organization, and the agents' work and memory notes are in the agency's folder. API keys and connector tokens are encrypted with your system keychain. Your work goes only to the models, adapters and MCP servers you choose, and the Lead's messages only to the Telegram or Slack chats you link.

The Kanban board, Overview, Live, Inbox and Channel screens became the task thread in v0.6.8, so everything about one brief is in one place; the board file still lives in the agency folder. Assistants, Automation, Canvas and Mind mapper were archived earlier. Their code is kept in the repository.

The desktop app is open source and free to run on your own machine, with your own keys. A hosted plan with no setup, managed models and team accounts is planned; pricing isn't set yet. Get in touch if you'd like early access.

09 — OPEN SOURCE

Built in the open. Help shape it.

Tyslin Studio is open source and early. Every star helps more builders find it, and every piece of feedback decides what we build next.

  • Star the repo

    Follow along as it grows and show that a home for your agents is worth building.

    Star on GitHub6

  • Share feedback

    Found a bug, missing a feature, or have an idea for an agent? Open an issue and tell us.

    Open an issue

  • Talk to the team

    Prefer a chat? Message us on Telegram or X, or email info@tyslin.ai.

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