Say the idea. Your computers build it.

You say it
From your desk or your phone, in the same chat you always use.
Metis decides
A question gets an answer. An idea becomes a project.
A folder appears
A new folder under ~/Metis, git already started. Nothing for you to set up.
A worker builds
Claude Code runs on the computer you picked, on its own branch.
You check in
Answer approval cards, then merge the branch or throw it away.

Try it here

This is a pretend Metis running in your browser. Ask it something, or tell it what to build, and watch a project and a worker appear.

12 messages folded: picked a moisture sensor, ordered parts, started garden-sensor

Is the garden thing done yet?

Nearly. The worker on studio has the sensor reading every 10 minutes and is writing the chart now.

[garden-sensor] Chart page done, 4 files changed. Ready to merge.

garden-sensorstudio, worker 1

git worktree add ../garden-sensor-w1 -b metis/w1

Read src/sensor.rs

Edit src/chart.rs

cargo test

test result: ok. 9 passed

Try:

Runs on: macOS and Linux, with an iPhone app that pairs by QR code over Tailscale.
Uses: The claude CLI you already have, on your own subscription.
Workers: Three at a time by default. Change it in settings.
Memory: One endless chat. Old messages fold into a summary tree Metis can zoom back into.
Built with: A Rust daemon and a native UI. Your chats and projects stay in ~/Metis.