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An always-on agentthat lives on your computer.
Hand it anything you'd give a colleague. Mission Control assigns it, checks it, and brings back the result.
Work comes back finished and checked, in the form you'd hand to a colleague.
Fix Safari checkout date parsing
#213 · web agent wants to merge 2 commits into main from fix/safari-checkout
src/checkout/date.ts+12 −4src/checkout/date.test.ts+31 −0Preview · settings with dark mode
Built by the web agent, opened right in your chat
Mission Control · 08:02
Your brief while you were away
- Finished: the billing retry fix, merged after review.
- Finished: the nightly dependency check. Two minor bumps, both green.
- Waiting on you: pick one of three onboarding headers. Previews are in the chat.
- Next: the Safari checkout bug, starting at 09:00.
Competitors · five closest
Written by the docs agent, claims checked by review
- Finding: two of the five now bundle a free tier. Pricing table attached.
- Finding: none run on your own machine. All keep your data in their cloud.
- Checked: 31 of 31 claims traced to a source. Two were out of date and fixed.
- Open: one vendor hides its pricing. Want me to ask them?
First, you ask.
One message, from wherever you are. No setup per task, no picking a model.
When one hits its limit, background work moves to the next one on your list.
And it keeps going without you
web
tests
review
docsEvery agent has its own Mochi
Each one has a job, a colour and its own memory.
Mission Control picks who fits, and you can build new ones.
Approve from your phone
Hand off work on the train and merge it from the couch.
The app talks to your own computer, not a cloud copy of your code.
$ snippet ● mission control · 3 agents › bump the api to node 22 done handed to api agent done tests 212 / 212 done PR #214 opened
Or straight from the terminal
The same team, in a full terminal app.
Sessions started here show up on your phone, and the other way round.
+ Done. Calendar moved, four people told.
+ "Thanks. Anything waiting on me?"
Talk to it
Ask out loud and it answers, while the work carries on.
Interrupt it any time.
Give it a goal, not a chore
Describe the outcome. Mission Control splits it up, runs the parts in parallel and checks each one.
It asks only when it needs you.
It works while you're away
Put work on a schedule and read the results over coffee.
Quiet hours hold anything that isn't urgent until morning.
+ billing uses cents, never floats
+ the user prefers small PRs
It remembers the project
What it learns tonight, it still knows tomorrow.
Memory is plain files in your repo that you can read and edit.
Install it on your computer, then ask it for one thing you've been putting off.
curl -fsSL https://snippet.fyi/install.sh | sh