Cognitive command layer
IntentOS connects brain-computer interfaces with Claude-powered agents, turning deliberate thought into safe, structured action.
Not mind reading. Intent routing.
The interface shift
The machine never changed what it could do. We changed how we told it. Each interface removed a layer of translation between a human decision and machine work.
You learned the machine’s language. Precision was the price of power.
Pointing replaced memorizing. Computing opened to everyone who could see and click.
The interface became direct. You touched the thing you meant.
You spoke, and the machine listened. Hands-free, but still narrow.
Natural language became executable. You described the outcome; agents did the work.
Deliberate thought, decoded into structured commands, confirmed by you, executed by Claude.
The next interface is not typed.
It is directed.
How IntentOS works
IntentOS is a pipeline, not a portal. It responds only to deliberate neural control signals — the mental equivalent of pressing a key — and every action passes through your explicit approval before anything runs.
A deliberate control signal from a brain-computer interface. Trained, intentional, and distinct from passive thought — like the difference between thinking about your hand and moving it.
On-device models translate the control signal into a candidate intent. Nothing leaves the device until an intent is recognized and surfaced to you.
Intents map to a structured, scoped command vocabulary — verbs and objects your agents understand. Bounded by design. No open-ended interpretation of your mind.
The confirmed command is handed to a Claude-powered agent with the permissions you granted — across code, documents, workflows, and tools.
Consequential actions pause at approval gates. You review, approve, or reject — with the same deliberate control that started the work.
The agent reports back. Every step is logged, auditable, and reversible where the system allows it.
Think it. Confirm it.
Claude gets to work.
For builders · Claude Code
Pair IntentOS with Claude Code and the edit-test-ship loop runs at the speed of decision. You direct. The agent executes. Your hands never leave the problem.
Human judgment.
Machine execution.
For knowledge workers · Claude Cowork
The distance between deciding something should exist and it existing collapses. Direct Claude Cowork-style agents across your documents, folders, and projects — without breaking focus to type.
The agent reads every document, maps the themes, and returns a synthesis.
Every edit since your last review, condensed to what actually matters.
A first draft in your voice, built from the source material you pointed at.
Scattered notes become a polished, structured deliverable.
Differences, conflicts, and gaps surfaced side by side.
Files named, filed, and threaded into a structure you approve.
The agent does the work.
You direct the outcome.
Accessibility
Every interface in computing history assumed a body: hands for keyboards, fingers for screens, a voice for assistants. For millions of people, those assumptions are barriers — between talent and the work it could do.
IntentOS doesn’t just make computers faster.
It makes productive digital work possible for people the keyboard left out.
Full agentic workflows directed entirely through deliberate intent.
Approval and navigation through the same neural control channel.
Silent, private direction — in any room, for any body.
Safety and control
Control isn’t a compliance footnote in IntentOS — it’s the architecture. The system cannot act on anything you haven’t deliberately commanded and explicitly confirmed. Your thoughts stay yours. Your commands become action.
The future vision
Less time facing screens. Fewer physical barriers between a decision and its result. AI becomes an extension of human intent — and humans remain, unambiguously, in control. Computers stop being tools you operate and become collaborators you direct.
The keyboard was the interface. Intent is the next one. Be among the first to direct it.
We’ll only email you about early access.