All your coding agents.
One personal AI.
Jaz runs the coding agents you already use, on the plans you already pay for, and lets them work together, with memory, Tasks, a CRM and your accounts around them.
Make it yours
Every agent, as itself.
Jaz runs coding agents over the Agent Client Protocol, so you get the agent its lab built, with the subscription you already have. Seven work out of the box, and any other ACP agent plugs in.
Think it through on a canvas.
Start a thread as a canvas and the agent lays its work out on a board beside the chat: notes, charts, tables, and files as live viewers, from 3D models and drawings to PDFs and web pages. Select anything to ask about it.
The board is a JSON Canvas file in the thread's folder, so every agent edits it with its own tools.
Agents that work together.
A bot is an agent with a name, a face and its own home folder, running whichever agent and model you choose. @mention who should answer, and let bots build on each other's work.
Long jobs go to background workers, and each bot shows up separately in Usage.
Tasks and a CRM, built in.
Every agent knows your issues, people and deals. Agents file and close issues, build contacts and deals from your email and meetings, and draft the replies you owe.
Memory that survives the thread.
Jaz remembers what matters: who's who, what you're working on, how you like things done. Agents pick it up as they work, and Jaz dreams overnight, while you sleep. Every fact keeps a source you can check.
It's all plain files on your machine. Open them, search them, back them up.
Your accounts, in reach.
Connect Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Slack, Granola, WhatsApp and Telegram once, and every agent and bot can search and act with them. Any MCP server adds its tools for every agent, and skills are one $ away.
Sessions and tokens stay on your machine. Several accounts per service.
Everything else they need.
Browsers, your desktop, live boards, Git, and a server that stays on.
A client for you. A server for the work.
Jaz splits in two. One half is the app you open — on any of your computers — to talk, review, and steer. The other keeps running on your Mac, a home server, or a small VM, taking in integrations and running routines with no window open.
On your laptop — review, steer, and talk to agents.
Own your personal AI.
You should own your personal AI: the system, the memory, the data. Models come and go — Claude today, whatever is best tomorrow — but everything they learn about you stays in plain files on machines you own. This is too profound a technology to be locked inside someone else's tool. So Jaz is open source — yours to read, audit, run, and change.
Your machines. Your files. Any model. No lock-in.
If Jaz resonates, star it on GitHub.