Features

Everything your team can do.

Hand off whole jobs: a Chief of Staff that builds and runs teams on the AI you already pay for, memory stored on your computer, and a stop line on the few outside actions that wait for your yes.

Free and open source. macOS, Windows and Ubuntu.

Two colleagues at a shared worktable in a small architecture office, with AI bots from the same imported setup seated beside them.

Your team

Tell one bot. Get a whole team.

Your Chief of Staff builds the team, runs it on the AI you already pay for, and gives every bot its own face.

A founder at a table in a small loft office, with his AI team seated around it: Ember the Chief of Staff, Scout on user research, Coin on runway and Quill on the landing page.
Demo workspace. Your Chief of Staff starts as Ember; you can rename it.

Chief of Staff

Tell your Chief of Staff what you need. It builds the team.

You talk to your Chief of Staff. It builds the specialist bots, hands out the work, chases it and brings the results back to you.

See how it works: Chief of Staff
A developer at his desk twice: rubbing his eyes by monitor light at 11pm, then relaxed with coffee at 7am while Ember lists branches from Codex, Claude Code and Hermes ready for his review.
Demo workspace. Your Chief of Staff starts as Ember; you can rename it.

Engines

Use the AI you already pay for. Keep it when you switch.

Keep your Claude or ChatGPT plan and put it to work across a whole team. Murage sits above Claude Code, Codex, Hermes and a dozen more engines (an engine is the AI that does a bot’s thinking). Each bot runs on whatever suits its job, and you can switch without losing its memory or its work.

See how it works: Engines
A creator writing in her notebook at a long desk, with her AI team seated around it: Ember the Chief of Staff, Quill on hooks, Scout on research and Beacon planning posts.
Demo workspace. Your Chief of Staff starts as Ember; you can rename it.

Faces, voices and personalities

Every bot has a name, a face, a voice and a personality.

Your team feels like a team. Give each bot a portrait from one line of description, a voice for calls, and a personality that changes how it talks. Change any of it whenever you like.

See how it works: Faces, voices and personalities

Your say

They do the work. You make the calls.

See the action before you approve it, open what your bots remember, and choose what they can touch.

An online shop owner wrapping a ceramic cup in her stockroom at dawn, while Ember reports order replies and listings drafted and a refund waits for her Allow once or Deny.

Approvals and the stop line

See the action before you approve it.

New bots start on Ask. On Full access, a bot stops before messaging anyone new, posting publicly, paying, or deleting outside its folder, unless you have allowed it for that task. On Hermes and other ACP engines, Ask and the stop line cover only what the engine asks Murage about: shell commands and file edits.

See how it works: Approvals and the stop line
Demo workspace. Your Chief of Staff starts as Ember; you can rename it.

Memory

Bots that remember. Memory you can open.

Your bots keep their own notes and recall them in later work. Every memory is stored on your computer, and you can read it, fix it, pin it or make it forget.

See how it works: Memory

Anywhere

Talk to your team from anywhere.

Call a bot out loud, or message your Chief of Staff from Telegram, Slack, Discord or your phone.

An interior designer with a headset leaning back at her desk by a window, talking and gesturing mid-sentence.
The What’s new card in Murage that introduces voice calls. Calls happen in the desktop app.

Voice calls

Pick up and talk to your team. Out loud.

Call any bot and have a real conversation. It answers from its first sentence, looks things up while you talk, and hands the real work to its engine while it keeps talking to you.

See how it works: Voice calls
A bike shop owner glancing at his phone between customers, while Ember reports review replies drafted and asks before posting one.
Murage on a phone: Mend, the support bot, asks the owner to approve all four drafted replies, edit first or hold, with nothing sent yet.

Phone, Telegram, Slack and Discord

Run your team from your pocket.

Message your Chief of Staff by text or voice in Telegram, Slack or Discord and it replies there. Approve requests in Murage, in your phone’s browser or with a tap in Telegram. Your computer stays on and does the work.

See how it works: Phone, Telegram, Slack and Discord

And there’s more.

Schedules, rules, apps and power tools. Every one has its own page.

  • Ember, Chief of Staff
  • Patch, Ops
  • Mira, Brand
  • Coin, Numbers
  • Sentry, Counsel
  • Beacon, Channels
  • Scout, Research

Give your first job to Murage.

Download the free app, connect the AI you already pay for, and tell Ember what needs doing.

No account needed · Runs on the AI plan you already pay for