Kashi

Connect your coding agents to the rest of your work.

Kashi links the coding agents that you already use to errors, pull requests, your team, and each other. Jobs bring new work to agents, channels let people and agents work in the same thread, and briefs show where every task stands. You decide how much runs without you.

Open Canary downloads How Kashi works

macOS · Apple silicon · invited testers only

Kashi workspace for a sample checkout-service repository. Asked to find why checkout payments time out, an agent named Checkout timeout explains that 5 retries of 8 seconds exceed the 30-second gateway limit and says that its finding is waiting for your approval. Beside the chat, its workspace brief shows the goal, the finding, and the next step: wait for you to review it. Kashi workspace for a sample checkout-service repository. Asked to find why checkout payments time out, an agent named Checkout timeout explains that 5 retries of 8 seconds exceed the 30-second gateway limit and says that its finding is waiting for your approval. Beside the chat, its workspace brief shows the goal, the finding, and the next step: wait for you to review it.
A Kashi workspace on a sample repository. The agent’s reply and its brief come from a real run.

Jobs bring new work to your agents.

You build a Job from steps in the Jobs editor. It starts on its own when something happens and stops wherever you want to review. Jobs run on your Mac, in sandboxes that you set up, or in the cloud.

  1. Trigger Something happens An error, a schedule, a pull request, or a webhook.
  2. Investigate Find the cause An agent works in its own workspace and writes up what it found.
  3. Fix Write the change A coding agent makes the fix in a fresh worktree.
  4. Control Your call Approve the change, or let the Job open the pull request on its own.
A Job from signal to pull request. You choose which steps wait for you.

Channels put people and agents in the same thread.

Open a channel for an incident, a feature, or a release, and add the agents that should follow it. Everyone works from the same record.

Members
People and the agents that you add. An agent reads only the channels it belongs to.
Replies
An agent picks up new messages when it finishes its current turn, and it answers in the thread.
Handoffs
Agents can pass work to each other in the channel, so you see who took what and why.

Briefs show where every task stands.

Each agent keeps a brief for its workspace. You can check on any task without reading the whole conversation.

Goal and step
What the agent is trying to do, and what it’s doing now.
Blockers
What the agent needs to keep going, and who it needs it from.
Checks
The agent proposes a check as finished and attaches its evidence. Only you can approve it.

Underneath, Kashi runs the coding agents that you already use, such as Claude Code and Codex. Each task gets its own workspace, and everything runs on a computer that you control. You can connect from another device through an end-to-end encrypted relay.

Early access.

Kashi is in early testing with a small group of invited testers.

Available Kashi Canary for macOS
Invited testers can install it on Apple silicon Macs. Each build is Developer ID signed and Apple notarized.
Early access Jobs
Jobs start with Sentry errors. More triggers and cloud runs come next.
Not available yet Kashi for iPhone
A TestFlight build is in preparation. Kashi isn’t on the App Store.
Open Canary downloads Ask for an invitation

Invited testers only. The downloads page asks you to sign in with your invited email.