All your coding agents,living on the board.
Pick the agent per thread.
Jaz runs the coding agents you already use, each with its native toolchain — to handle tasks, write code, research questions, and run loops that surface insights while you're away.
Ask anything…
Models · Claude
Your life feed, on the spare display.
A board is its own window: pop it onto a second screen and let it run. Each tile is a Live Artifact rendered by a loop on its own schedule: the clocks and the weather, the X posts worth your attention, news on the topics you follow, the messages you owe a reply across email, WhatsApp, and Telegram. Fresh data sweeps in with the rainbow scanline.
Prompts that run on a schedule.
This is how Jaz loops while you sleep: a loop runs a prompt hourly, daily, or on a cron expression of your own, on whichever agent you choose. The morning briefing is written before you wake, the inbox is triaged before you look. Every run opens a real thread you can audit later.
1 · Ask for a loop.
2 · It runs: data in, artifact out.
3 · It lands on your board.
4 · Live artifacts loop and update while you sleep.
Round up the best robotics posts from X, every morning.
Dexterous hands hit sub-millimeter repeatability.
Open-source hand reaches 21 degrees of freedom.
Sim-to-real holds up across 40 household tasks.
Home humanoid pilots expand to three more cities.
My robot folds laundry now. Unsupervised.
G2 SDK opens to indie labs this week.
Webhook contract draft, needs your sign-off
Sunday dinner, are you coming?
Deploy window moved to 16:00, confirm
Invoice approved, payout scheduled
Saw the photos, lovely!
Deploy done overnight. All green.
Home humanoid pilots expand to three more cities
IEEE SpectrumOpen-source hand reaches 21 degrees of freedom
The Robot ReportSim-to-real transfer holds up across 40 household tasks
arXivEU drafts first humanoid safety standard
ReutersTactile skin reaches production lines
IEEE SpectrumCobots clear the night-shift audit
The Robot ReportLoops
Prompts that run on a schedule.
Daily · 8:00 AM · Claude
Hourly · Native
Weekdays · 9:30 AM · Codex
Fri · 5:00 PM · Claude
Daily · 7:00 AM · Grok
Manual · Native
Schedule
The next runs above are computed by the app's cron engine, in your timezone.
Plans you approve. Goals that persist.
Flip on Plan and the agent lays out its steps before touching a file — approve them, or say what should change. Flip on Goal and it locks onto an objective with a token budget, working turn after turn until it's done or blocked.
Shift+Tab flips the modes right in the composer.
Plan0/4
- Add session storage for QR logins
- Wire the Telegram connector to it
- Backfill the last 90 days of chats
- Cover session expiry with a regression test
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 chats, connected.
Link Telegram and WhatsApp by scanning a QR code — the same way you'd link another device. Conversations flow into memory, so agents can find that address, that promise, that open thread, and answer where the conversation actually lives.
Sessions stay on your machine. Multiple accounts per app.
Telegram
Full history sync — agents search your chats and reply in them.
Linked as a companion device, like WhatsApp Web.
Ship from the thread.
When the work is code, every thread knows its repo: the branch, what changed, line counts per file. The session sidebar commits, pushes, and opens a pull request; the PR action commits dirty work and pushes the branch first when it has to.
Changes
+220 −33Git
acme/billingGitHub
Connections, MCPs, skills.
Connect your accounts — Gmail, Calendar, Slack — and agents read and act with them. Any MCP server plugs in over HTTP and its tools show up for every agent. Skills are markdown playbooks on disk: type $ in the composer and they're one keystroke away.
Gmail
sam@lumen.dev
Google Calendar
Events and invites
Slack
Lumen workspace
Skills
Run $deep-research on the housing market|
Make it yours.
Build your own theme: accent, background, and ink, tuned separately for light and dark, with a contrast dial for how far surfaces step from the page. Bring your own fonts, scale the type, widen the layout, and decide how much motion you want.
Every control here is the app's real component — the theme switcher below actually themes this page.
Theme
Match the system, or pick light or dark.
Animated effects
The rainbow glow around the composer, shimmer dots, and particle fields.
Font size
Scales the whole interface up or down.
Wide layout
Use more horizontal width for messages, code, and diffs.
Dark theme
Accent
Background
Foreground
Contrast
How far surfaces and muted text step from the background.
Interface font
Used for the UI and prose.
Monospace font
Used for code, diffs, and the editor.
See what every thread costs.
Every thread meters itself: fresh input, output, cache reads and writes, and how much of the model's context window is filled right now. This readout unfolds from the thread's titlebar in the app.
Zoom out in Settings and it all rolls up: six months of daily totals, cost at list price, cache hit rate — split by agent, by model, by activity.
By activity · last 30 days
By model · last 30 days
8 more models · 7% — costs are OpenRouter list-price equivalents, even on subscriptions.
A client for you. A server for the work.
Jaz splits in two. One half is the app you open — on your laptop or your phone — to talk, review, and steer. The other keeps running on your Mac, a home server, or a small VM, taking in integrations and running loops with no window open.
On your laptop — review, steer, and talk to agents.
Your devices
The window you use
Open Jaz from your laptop, browser, or phone — the same live workspace every time.
- Talk to agents and review threads
- Steer boards, loops, and memory
- Pick up on any device later
Server
The worker that stays on
Leave it awake and the background work keeps going, on machines you control.
- Runs loops on schedule
- Listens to your integrations
- Writes files, memory, and audit trails
Always-on mode
Run it where it can stay awake.
Local when you're hands-on; on an always-on machine for 24/7 work. Your devices come and go — the work keeps its place.
Integrations keep arriving
Gmail, Calendar, Slack, Linear, MCP, and custom feeds keep delivering work.
Loops keep their schedule
Briefings, triage, and reminders run with no window open.
Memory keeps up
Results land in your files, so the next device opens to the current state.
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, end to end — yours to read, audit, run, and change.
Your machines. Your files. Any model. No lock-in.
If Jaz resonates, star it on GitHub.
In your pocket, soon.
The same personal AI on your phone: your boards at a glance, loops that ping you when something needs you, memory that already knows the context.
06:39 PM
Sunday, July 19
Home humanoid pilots expand to three more cities.