Try the app
This is the app. Go on, press things.
Not a video and not a mock-up: the app’s own code, running here against a simulated Mac. Press the fork on the first deck to launch a second agent in its own deck, answer its gate, open the Vault, pair a phone.
This is the app’s own code — the same files the Mac build ships. What’s simulated is the Mac underneath it: the terminals play a scripted Claude session, the browser pane is a rendered page, the notes are a sample project.
- Press the fork on a deck’s top barLaunch a second agent into another folder. It opens as a deck of its own — no strings back to this one.
- Answer its gate in the deckA new folder stops on Claude’s trust gate. Pick an answer there, like on a Mac; nothing answers it for you.
- Open Vault on any deckThe project’s notes as linked pages, with the map of what connects to what.
- Press Pair anotherThe real QR the phone app scans — here pointing at a demo tailnet.
What the agent actually reads
A page, as text.
Under every deck is the same transform. Paste any HTML and watch it collapse into the numbered element map an agent works from — and what that saves against a screenshot.
This runs the actual KOALINT perception step in your browser — parse the DOM, emit a numbered content-addressed map, count the tokens. Nothing is pre-baked.
Running the transform…