Ashlr Verse
Command centerOne workbench for coding-agent seats, local models, a Leader, and a fleet bounded by signed authority.
—starsAshlr / open engineering
Tools that make agents useful.
Verse is the command center. The other repositories solve specific parts of the work: keeping secrets out of model context, binding the right account, turning voice into usable instructions, coding across providers, and moving a web app to native SwiftUI. Each is its own public project.
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Pick the right tool.
Independent projects with different jobs. Start with the one that solves your immediate problem.
Phantom
Secret boundaryKeep real secrets out of agent prompts by giving tools local, replaceable handles instead.
—starsLocus
Account identityBind agent tools to the intended account and tenant before a command can act.
—starsLexicon
Voice vocabularyCorrect the names and technical words speech recognition gets wrong before they reach an agent.
—starsAshlrCode
Coding agent CLIWork in the terminal with a coding agent that can use tools, skills, and multiple model providers.
—starsMorphkit
Web to SwiftUITranslate a TypeScript or React app into a native SwiftUI starting point for iOS.
—starsStart building in Verse.
Install the CLI, open the console, and follow the guide for your first seat.
Install and get startedMake a project better.
Each repository has its own source, issues, and contribution path. Pick one that matters to you.
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