Your AI team.

A crew of agents that plan, build, review each other, and ship — for you. Many tasks at once, each sandboxed on your own machine.

Today that's shipping software — real PRs, in‑app review, live previews. Built to do far more.

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The model

Four ideas that make Uai a team, not a tool.

01A team, not a chatbot

Design reusable agents — a name, an @handle, a brief, an engine, skills, and memory that carries across tasks. Group them into teams. They draft the backlog and review each other before anything reaches you.

02Parallel & reviewable

Run many tasks at once — each in its own container and git worktree. Follow the chat, steer mid-run, and review every diff in-app, split or unified, before it ships.

03Your machine, but never loose on it

Tasks run on your own hardware, with your keys, in your name — yet each is sealed in a throwaway container and fresh worktree. The cloud stays secret-blind: it holds an env schema, never your keys or tokens.

04Multiplayer

Invite teammates into a task's chat. @mention people and agents in the same channel and the orchestrator routes to each. When an agent @mentions you, it pushes to your browser or phone.

Get started

Three steps to your first task.

  1. 1

    Add a host

    Install the host on a machine you control — npm i -g @runuai/host, or the Uai Host app — and pair it with a one-time enroll code. That's your unbilled compute; bring your own AI keys, never marked up.

  2. 2

    Design your crew

    Create personas — @handle, engine, skills, permissions, memory — and group them into teams. Design once, reuse across every task.

  3. 3

    Start a task

    Point a crew at a repo and set the goal. Each task spins up its own container and worktree; watch it run, review the diff, and open the PR — as you.

The persona editor — a crew of named agents, each with an @handle, avatar, engine (Claude/Codex), and skills.
Design a crew of named agents once — reuse it on every task.

In-app review

Review every diff before it ships.

Not "go check GitHub." A diff drawer inside Uai spans every repo in the task, viewable split or unified, comparing task/<slug> against your default branch. Approve what's right; send the rest back with a message.

Every running task also exposes a live preview URL — open the app on your phone or hand it to a teammate while the work is still going.

The in-app diff drawer — multi-repo, split view, comparing the task branch against the default branch, with syntax-highlighted hunks.
The in-app diff drawer — multi-repo, split or unified, task branch vs. your default.

How Uai compares

One chat, or a team?

Most tools give you one agent, one task, one chat. Uai gives you a team running many — and you review every diff before it ships.

Devin · Cursor Agents Aider · Continue Claude Code · Codex alone Uai
Team of agents One agent One agent One agent A crew that reviews each other
Parallel tasks In their cloud One at a time One at a time N isolated, on your machine
In-app review On their platform In your editor In your terminal Diff drawer, every repo, before it ships
Attributed PRs Bot-authored You commit You commit Your git identity, your name
Where it runs Their cloud Your machine Your machine Your machine
Per-task isolation Their sandbox Your working copy Your working copy Throwaway container + worktree
Multiplayer — — — Humans + agents in one chat

Run a team, not one chat.

Design a crew, point it at your repo, and watch tasks ship in parallel — on your machine, with your keys, in your name.

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