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We're building Anie because AI work is becoming bigger than chat.
Models are getting more capable, but useful work still depends on context, tools, processes, and people. Those pieces often live in separate products. Anie is an attempt to bring them into one flexible workspace without turning everything into one rigid system.
The model is only
one part of the system.
A useful AI environment needs more than model access. It may need selected context, tools that can act, processes that can be repeated, and people who can review the outcome.
We're designing Anie around that broader environment: the work and its context stay central, while capabilities can change around them.
What we're designing for.
Modular by default.
Use the capabilities that fit. The workspace should feel unified even as the mix changes.
Context around the work.
Information and previous activity should stay connected to the task they support.
Models as capabilities.
Model choice should not define the entire product or erase the surrounding context.
Human control.
AI should be able to help move work forward without making its actions opaque.
Early,
deliberately.
Anie is currently in private preview and under active development. We're still shaping the product, testing assumptions, and deciding what deserves to become part of the core experience.
Explore the productWhat we're exploring.
How should knowledge stay connected to ongoing AI work?
When does a task need an agent, and when does it need a workflow?
How can multiple models feel like one coherent product?
How can tools stay useful without making behavior hard to see?
Help shape what Anie becomes.
If these questions match the work your team is doing, we'd like to learn from you.
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