Maps
A stable topology and retained routes through the work.
Models · Tools · Skills · Memory
Get more from the agents you already use.
You equipped the agent.
Now own the place where you work together.
Endroit is the open-source, local-first environment where you and the agents you already use work from the same maps, decisions, methods and retained results—across sessions and independent repositories.
Different interfaces. Different runtimes. Same place. Same material.
- Resume without starting over.
- Change runtimes, keep the work.
- Keep repositories independent.
Open sourceLocal-firstEndroit 0.7 alpha
Interactive model of an Endroit environment
A stocked storage closet is not an owned workplace.
The material may already be useful and orderly. What changes is the system that owns it as one shared environment, orients the work and keeps its destinations explicit.
Current topology
Target-first · accidental environment
Agent Runtime
TargetApplication
TargetAPI
TargetDocumentation
MethodProvider fileContinuityResult
Ownership remains ambiguous
External systems · live truth
Targets retain product truthLive truth stays external
Everything is reachable. Nothing owns the whole.
The Target became the environment by accident.
Methods, continuity, provider files and results accumulated around product repositories. The runtime can execute, but the durable workplace remains implicit.
Your agent starts inside a Target. Useful methods, continuity and results collect around product source without one declared owner.
What becomes owned
Useful context can become cumulative agentic capital.
Maps, decisions, methods, retained work and explicit relationships stay locally addressable across sessions and Targets.
Decisions
Accepted direction with an explicit owner and useful context.
Methods
Source-owned Capabilities that survive a runtime change.
Documents / Artifacts
Ordinary continuity and chosen results with lineage.
Relationships
Bindings and Handles that keep authority visible.
This is an ownership and continuity claim—not a measured claim about reasoning quality, hallucinations, speed, cost or productivity.
A quick qualification
Do you need a Home?
Endroit is useful when continuity keeps escaping the repository that happens to be open.
Read the full adoption pathSignals
- You keep re-explaining the same maps and decisions.
- Work starts inside a repository that does not own the work around it.
- Switching runtimes—or copying instructions between them—makes the environment drift.
- Plenty of context is reachable, but the right source or the destination for a result stays ambiguous.
Probably not
- A short session in one repository with no continuity worth retaining.
- Another Home would create more ambiguity than the work itself.
Smallest useful trial
one Home → one existing Target → one current subject → one retained result → one resumed session
Endroit 0.7 today
The workplace is concrete.
Endroit is an open-source framework and CLI. Its canonical sources remain ordinary files under your control.
OrientStatic Floor Plan and an optional live HUD
OrganizeWorkspaces, Assets, Capabilities and Documents
KeepInspectable Artifacts with owner, state and lineage
ConnectIndependent Targets and collaborator-local Bindings
ProjectDeterministic Codex and Claude surfaces
DiagnoseValidation, build, Doctor and digest trust
Start with one Home
Own the place where you work together.
Requires Node.js 22 or newer, Git, and the Codex or Claude CLI. The guided setup creates an ordinary Git repository. Your Targets stay independent.
Create one Home
- 01
npx --yes @endroit/cli@latest create my-home - 02
cd my-home - 03
codex
Use claude instead of codex if you prefer.