$ stratus chat blair
› what changed in the api dir?
3 files, all since friday.
Terminal
One command to start a session, and it picks up where you left it.
Always-on agents that get smarter over time. Open source, MIT.
Stratus Labs is a product studio of one person and a roster of agents.
Together we take new companies from first idea to first launch, on an open-source harness you can run yourself.
Four products of our own, each its own business. Roster, Otto, GUI, and Updates.Page.
See the portfolio →Two ways to hire us. We set your team up to run on agents and keep them running, or we build the agent your own customers use, inside your product.
Start a project →Tools we wrote for ourselves and kept maintaining. Starter kits, markdown converters, and a local dashboard for agent runs.
Browse the tools →STRATUS AGENT
A chatbot forgets you when the tab closes. A Stratus agent remembers tomorrow what you told it today.
You hire them one at a time. Each is a name, a model, the tools it may call, and the instructions it works from — kept in a file you can read and edit. There is no console, no account, and no copy of your repository on our servers.
Blair
Operations
Mira
Client Manager
Juno
Prototypes
Kai
Sales
Zara
Marketing
Runs as a daemon on your machine, not in a browser tab.
Message it in a channel; it answers in the thread.
Keeps what you told it yesterday, in a file you can read.
Writes, deletes, and network calls stop for approval.
Same agent, same memory, same permissions. The surface is only where you happen to be.
We run a company on agents. We’ll set yours up the same way.
Processes documented, roster built, infrastructure managed, your team trained. One engagement to stand it up, a retainer if you want it kept healthy.
The harness under our four companies, in your product instead.
Multi-tenant, with per-tenant isolation, tool policy per plan, and MCP, CLI, and SDK surfaces — the same code we ship to our own customers.
Tools we built for ourselves and kept building.