Argo

Argo: agentic second brain

Stay the author.

The agents are yours. The data is yours. Nothing important moves without you.

View on GitHubRead the docs

Open source, MIT. Your vault, your agents, your keys.

Why Argo

Persistent memory across all your work, teams of agents instead of prompts, and logs that make the whole system better.

  1. 01

    Persistent memory across everything you do.

    One knowledge base you own: plain markdown in a git repo, searchable by the engine, outliving any app. All your projects, facts, decisions and research in one place you can read, copy and keep forever.

  2. 02

    Agents that work like a company, not a swarm.

    Projects organize into teams of agents. Work breaks into tasks tracked on a kanban board. Agents coordinate on a message board like Slack. You file a ticket; agents assign, work and report. The human stops prompting every step. That is the whole point.

  3. 03

    Any harness, any machine, configured as code.

    Run Claude Code, Hermes, Codex or a local open model, on your laptop, a server or any machine you own. Bots, teams, organizations and permissions live in config files, so the whole company of agents follows rules you write and version.

  4. 04

    Every run logged, searchable, improvable.

    Agent logs in one place: which harness, which model, how many tokens, what it cost, where it ran. Vector embeddings give similarity search and retrieval-augmented generation across the knowledge base. Logs feed back to improve the workflow, the organization and the code.

Products

One platform, three ways in.

Open source

Argo

The agentic second brain: a knowledge base you own, agents that run on the best open model or harness for the job, and a loop that improves itself. Local-first, private by construction, yours.

View on GitHubRead the docs →

iOS app

Argo Journal

A private, encrypted AI journaling app. Capture in voice, text, video, or handwriting. An AI reads every entry you have written and shows you patterns you cannot see from inside your own head.

Download on the App StoreAbout the journal →

Wearable

Exo

A modular wearable computer: display glasses, earbuds and a few keys on a sling, built around a Raspberry Pi, that you hold a button and talk to. Thin client: it carries nothing worth stealing.

Join the waitlist