Open source and experiments from the studio
Tools we build to learn, scratch an itch or share with other teams. All public, documented and free to use.
Monad Agent
A macOS app that works as your business brain. It reads your company's documents into a private knowledge base, connects to your CRM and analytics, and drafts the follow-ups, contracts and reports you would otherwise write by hand.
Inbox.
Contracts, decks, spreadsheets and emails, or a Drive folder, read and made searchable.
Connections.
Your CRM and analytics, so a question about the pipeline comes back with numbers.
Drafts.
Follow-ups, contracts and reports land in an outbox for your review. Nothing is sent for you.
Control.
Every tool call asks permission and credentials stay in the macOS Keychain.
- Status
- In development
- Licence
- Apache-2.0
- Runs on
- macOS (Apple Silicon)
- Your data
- Stays in a folder you own

Security Advisor
A security reviewer for every AI coding agent. A skill that turns Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and other coding agents into a conversational security reviewer. It finds vulnerabilities that can actually be exploited, explains the attack path with a file and line number, and lets you push back before anything changes. If it cannot show you where and how, it stays quiet.
What it looks for
- Secrets in git history and environment files
- Broken access control and tenant leaks
- Next.js CVEs, including the 2025 middleware bypass
- React XSS, token storage and open redirects
- Prompt injection and unbounded cost in LLM apps
- Unsafe deserialisation and SQL injection in Python
How we work in the open
Public by default.
If we built it to solve our own problem, someone else has that problem too. Repositories are public unless a client's data is involved.
Documented to run without us.
Install steps, a README you can follow in five minutes and a licence that lets you fork it. Apache-2.0 wherever we can.
Honest about maturity.
Every entry here says whether it is live, in development or an experiment.
Have a problem worth an experiment?
Some of the best client work starts as a two-week prototype. Bring the process, or the tool that does not exist yet, to a free call.
No commitment. Honest answer either way.