The product

An agent that runs the playbook — not one that writes you a memo about it.

Gini operates. It holds your context, executes multi-step work across your apps, checks its own results, and only surfaces what needs you. Here's how each part works.

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It already knows. So you never re-brief it.

Storing facts is easy; every tool does it. The hard part — the part you feel — is recall: knowing which piece of context matters now and bringing it in without being asked.

  • Knows the projects, the people, the why — not stray facts
  • Surfaces context unprompted, in the moment you need it
  • You never repeat yourself, or re-explain what you're doing
recall · surfaces the right context

Teach it once. It then owns it.

Walk Gini through a task the way you'd walk a new hire through it. From then on it runs the procedure itself — and judges whether the result came out right.

  • Teach by showing — plain terms, once
  • Self-checks its own output and corrects when off
  • Every run makes the next one better
skill · taught → owned

See the work in flight. Decide only what's yours to decide.

A chat thread is fine for a conversation and useless for an operation. Gini gives you a live view of what's running, queued, and the short list waiting on your call.

  • Real view of running, queued, and blocked work
  • Scheduled and multi-step tasks, visible and controllable
  • Your input requested deliberately — not buried in a feed
running · queued · waiting · done
How it's built

Local-first. Modular. Yours.

Gini runs on your machine, so it doesn't depend on someone else's servers staying up — and your data stays with you. It's modular, so improving one part doesn't break the rest.

Skills that run

Pre-built and custom skills that take action, not just answer.

Works across your apps

Calendar, email, browser, docs, messages — one agent, full picture.

Self-correcting

Checks its own work and fixes what's off.

Scheduled & multi-step

Set work to run on its own cadence.

Permission by permission

You grant exactly what it can access.

On your machine

Local-first, private by default.

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