Personal agent platform · private beta
Not a chatbot.Your entourage.
Six specialists who know your life, keep their notes in a vault you own, and answer in one thread — on Telegram or the web. They run on a schedule, so the briefing is written before you think to ask for it.
Private beta · onboarding one household at a time
The team
Six specialists. One team. No overlap.
Each agent owns a domain, holds its own slice of the vault, and runs on its own clock — instead of one general assistant pretending to be equally good at your sleep, your money, and your inbox.
Chief of Staff
Decides what today is for
Reads every open loop, weighs what the others surfaced overnight, and hands you one to three things worth your morning. Its real job is saying no to the rest.
Executive Assistant
Keeps the inbox honest
Triages mail, drafts replies for your approval, captures real follow-ups into the vault, and puts genuine commitments on the calendar. Drafts only — it never sends as you.
Wellness
Watches the human, not the output
Pulls sleep, HRV, and training load, notices the week you are quietly grinding yourself down — and can interrupt the Chief of Staff to call a recovery day.
Finance
Reads the accounts so you don't
Balances, positions, and a net-worth glance each morning, with the anomalies called out rather than buried. Read-only on every account — it never moves money.
Product
Keeps the portfolio moving
Surveys everything you are building, ranks what actually needs attention this week, and grooms raw ideas into something you could start on a Saturday morning.
Intel
Filters the firehose
News, newsletters, and mentions of your work, cut down to what you would genuinely want to know. Most days it has nothing to say — that is the feature.
Install the ones you want and skip the ones you don't — every agent above is an extension, and so is the seventh one you write yourself.
One channel
Ask once. The right agents answer.
No app-switching and no choosing who to talk to. A router reads the question, picks at most two agents, and runs them in order — so the second one can build on what the first just said instead of repeating it.
- Telegram and web, one thread. Same conversation and same memory whichever surface you opened. Briefings land in their own topic; alerts arrive inline.
- At most two responders. A deterministic tier catches the obvious cases and a micro-router handles the rest. Sequential, never a six-way pile-on.
- Fan out when you want it. One keyword puts the question to the whole team — and any agent with nothing useful to add stays quiet rather than padding.
how did we do on money this month — and should I be worried about my sleep?
- routed → Finance · Wellness — 2 responders, sequential
- NjordFinance Agent
Net worth is up 2.1% on the month. Two things worth a look: a $1,166 optometry charge that's roughly 10× anything else on that card, and a $150 check that posted twice on the 9th. Everything else is on cadence — mortgage and auto principal both dropped a full month.
- FriggWellness Agent
A little, yes. Sleep averaged 6h04m over the last seven nights against your 7h10m baseline, and HRV is down 9%. Not alarming on its own — but it's the fourth week trending down. Given Njord just said nothing is on fire, tomorrow is a good day to take back.
The real shape of a routed exchange. Names come from an installed persona pack; figures are illustrative.
Memory you own
Their memory is a folder of markdown. In your repo.
Every agent reads and writes the same vault — a git-backed, Obsidian-compatible store of plain markdown files. No proprietary memory format, no export request, no black box. Open it in Obsidian on your phone and you are looking at exactly what they see.
- Format
- Plain markdown + YAML frontmatter
- Storage
- One git repository per vault
- Editing
- Obsidian, any editor, or the agents
- History
- Every change is a commit you can read
your-org/your-vault
- projects/what you're building
- Entourage.md
- daily/one note per day
- 2026-08-16.md
- health/sleep, HRV, training
- finance/ledger + glances
- topics/durable knowledge
- people/who matters
- archive/outside every agent's reach
commit 9b312c6a4e1f0b7c2d8e5a3f1c9b0d7e4a2f6c81
Author: Wellness Agent <wellness@vault.entourage.chat>
Commit: Wellness Agent <wellness@vault.entourage.chat>
health: 2026-08-16 vitals + recovery-day interrupt
Vault-Principal: a_01m06n02ac245g33d77qbpgvnv
Vault-Request-Id: 01k4h2b9x7ncqz3v8pm5wetjd0The invariant
Your agents can't see anyone else's vault. Not by policy — by construction.
Access is not a line in a prompt politely asking an agent to behave. Every read and write goes through a vault service that re-derives the caller's effective access on every single request: the grant it was issued, intersected with the vaults it is currently a member of.
Scoped tokens
Every agent holds its own credential with its own path grants — read here, append there, write nowhere else. There is no god token behind the curtain.
Membership re-check
A grant on its own proves nothing. The service re-joins it against live vault membership on every call, so removing someone takes effect on the very next request.
Attributable writes
Every commit carries the principal that made it. When something lands in the vault you can always tell which agent wrote it, on whose behalf, and in response to what.
Persona packs
Same agent. Any face you like.
The six agents ship persona-free. A persona pack is an overlay — it changes an agent's display name and the voice it writes in, and nothing else. Install one, install all four, or run bare and let them be software.
Chief of Staff
norse-personas
Týr
Three things today. The rest waits — and most of it would have waited whether you allowed it or not.
The pack the platform was built against: eleven figures from the Norse pantheon, painted in the Viking-age idiom.
InvariantA persona never changes what an agent can do or see. Capability and access live on the agent; the pack supplies a name and a voice. Swapping packs cannot widen a grant.
Always on
The work happens whether you open the app or not.
Agents run on schedules, not on prompts. By the time you are awake the overnight feeds have landed, the briefing is written, and the day already has a shape you can argue with.
04:30Feeds
The feeds land
Sleep and training from your watch, balances and positions from your accounts, news and newsletters from the topics you follow. Each feed writes into the vault under its own identity.
04:55Chief of Staff
The day gets a shape
One to three focus items, chosen from every open loop plus everything the other agents surfaced overnight — sized to the windows you actually have free.
05:00
Quiet hours end
Everything written overnight releases together under one header, rather than buzzing your phone at four in the morning.
06:10Wellness
Vitals — and an interrupt
If the week is going badly for the human, Wellness can override the Chief of Staff's picks and call a recovery day. Escalating to an alert bypasses quiet hours; a briefing never does — that distinction is the whole point.
08:30Assistant
Inbox triage
Mail sorted, replies drafted for your approval, and the handful of genuine follow-ups captured into the vault where the Chief of Staff will find them tomorrow.
12:30Finance
Midday glance
Net worth, movement since yesterday, and anything that does not look like your normal spending — with the evidence, not just the flag.
16:30Product
Stall watch
What has been sitting waiting on a decision from you longer than it should have — the quiet failure mode of running more projects than you can hold in your head.
21:00
Quiet hours begin
Briefings hold until morning. Genuine alerts still come through, because an alert that waits for business hours was never an alert.
40
scheduled ops in a full install
60s
scheduler tick
21–05
quiet hours, your timezone
6
agents per person
Extensions
Everything is an extension — including the agents.
The platform ships a registry, not a fixed feature set. Four kinds of package, installed per person or per group, each declaring up front exactly what it needs before it is allowed to run.
agent
Agent types
The specialists themselves. Install a Chief of Staff, skip Finance entirely, or add a second Product agent scoped to one side project.
- chief-of-staff
- executive-assistant
- wellness
- finance
- product
- intel
persona
Persona packs
Name-and-voice overlays. Four packs, forty-two painted portraits, and precisely zero effect on what an agent can reach.
- norse
- greek
- angels
- atlas
feed
Data feeds
Scheduled collectors that write into the vault under their own commit identity — wearables, bank and crypto snapshots, search analytics, news.
- wearables
- banking
- crypto
- news
- search analytics
add-on
Add-ons
A duty rather than an agent. Bolt one onto a host agent you already run and it composes into that agent's brief, bringing its own tools with it.
- delivery liaison
- on-call rotation
What installing actually looks like
- Pick a package from the catalog in the console.
- Approve the grants it asks for — the exact vault paths it may read and write, shown before you agree.
- Supply anything it declares it needs. A package missing a variable installs disabled and says so, rather than silently half-working.
- It is live on the next scheduler tick, about a minute later.
Private beta
Bring your own vault. Meet your entourage.
Entourage is in private beta with a small number of households while the group and billing surfaces land. If you want a team of agents that answers in one thread, keeps its memory in a repository you own, and cannot see past your own walls — get in touch and tell us what you'd point them at first.
By invitation · Telegram + web · your vault, your repository