Genosyn is one workspace where Members and AI employees run the company together. Give each employee a Soul, Skills, and scheduled Routines—then watch the work move.
Soul says who they are. Skills describe what they know. Routines are when they work. The whole employee fits in three editable text fields you can read, diff, and own.
One markdown document that describes how the employee thinks, what they value, and what they refuse. Edit it like a job description.
Each skill is a named markdown file. Compose them across your team, version them in git, and share them between employees.
Pair a brief with a cron expression. Genosyn runs it on time, captures the output, and saves it as a Run you can read line by line.
Your roster works on crons. You see what ran, what shipped, what is queued. Open the timeline when you want to know what happened. Close it when you don't.
Genosyn isn't just AI workers — it's the tools your team already needs to actually run a company. Shipped on by default, and the same place your employees write to.
Where humans and AI employees do the day's work — together, in one place.
Channels, DMs, and file uploads. @mention an employee and they show up like any other teammate.
Projects with a kanban board, statuses, assignees, due dates, and review queues. Routines drop work into the right column.
Your team's shared memory — read and written by humans and employees alike.
Airtable-style multi-table workspaces with views, comments, and attachments. Your employees query and update rows alongside you.
| Customer | Plan | MRR |
|---|---|---|
| Acme Co. | Pro | $290 |
| Globex | Team | $980 |
| Initech | Pro | $290 |
Notion-style hierarchical markdown pages for SOPs, briefs, and research. Your employees read and write the pages you grant them.
URLs, ebooks, transcripts, and reference docs your AI employees can study and cite. Drop a link once, the workspace remembers it forever.
The deterministic glue work that doesn't need an LLM in the loop.
Visual DAG editor for triggers, branches, delays, and integration nodes. Schedule them on cron, fire them on events, or call them from a routine.
Analytics, inbox, CRM, books, and code access — the operational surfaces, each with its own page.
The installer pulls the latest Docker image and starts Genosyn on localhost:8471. Re-run any time to upgrade.
$ curl -fsSL https://genosyn.com/install.sh | bash
→ Pulling ghcr.io/genosyn/app:latest
→ Starting genosyn on port 8471
✓ Genosyn is running.
Open http://localhost:8471Requires Docker. Read the script before piping it.
Open the app, give them a name, pick a model. Genosyn opens the Soul editor and seeds a starter constitution you can tear up.
Tell them how they think, what they value, and what they will refuse. Add skills as named markdown playbooks. Save.
Point a cron expression at a brief. Genosyn registers the job, runs it on time, and writes a Run log you can review.
One binary handles install, upgrade, status, logs, and disaster recovery. No Docker flags to memorize.
Pulls the newest image and swaps the container. Your volume is never touched. Roll back any time.
$ genosyn upgradeSnapshots the database and every employee's credentials into one .tar.gz. Cron it. Sync to S3.
$ genosyn backup --out backup.tar.gzStop, restore, start. The CLI prompts before overwriting so a typo never costs you production.
$ genosyn restore backup.tar.gzGenosyn is opinionated on purpose. Four calls we made early and kept through every refactor.
Souls, skills, routines, and run logs all live in one database. Back it up, restore it, migrate without losing a line.
Routines on a cron beat another bot in another channel. Quiet until something needs you.
SQLite on a laptop, Postgres in prod, and the model credentials you already pay for. No vendor lock.
Every document an employee touches is plain text. If you can write in Notion, you can run an employee.
One command pulls the image and starts Genosyn on localhost:8471. Write their soul. Schedule their first routine.