
There's a new kind of agent.
It exists on its own computer, connected to your tools, with a living brain of everything you and your company know.
Introducing Almanac, the agent with a company brain.
https://youtu.be/UZVOJTQhW1I?is=Bb0d2--YkZYf7xdp
Almanac works with its own browser and terminal, signed into the accounts you connect. Everything in your tools compiles into a wiki that it reads before every task. Your teammates' Almanacs share that wiki. You text it work. It texts you when it's done.
What we hand ours
It knows when to stop. At a login, a payment, or a decision it shouldn't make alone, it pings you or hands you the live browser.
Automations are just sentences. "Whenever a customer reports a bug, check whether anyone else has reported it, reproduce it, and update the GitHub issue." Say it once. There's no workflow builder.
The brain is shared. Your teammates' Almanacs read and write the same wiki. So can your other agents: Claude Code and Codex can start caught up on your company.
Our bet. We're Rohan, Kushagra, and Divit. We grew up together in India and met 11 years ago preparing for the JEE. Since then: machine-learning research and engineering across Vector Institute, CMU, MIT, Harvard, and Arcesium. From the start we've had one bet: AI will need a context layer, and it takes the shape of a wiki. For the last year and a half we've built agent wikis for Harvard, for NASA, and once, an attempt at the whole internet. We are, perhaps predictably, obsessed with wikis. Almanac is that bet, pointed at your company.
Text it your first task tonight. See what's done by morning.
Try it out today: https://usealmanac.com