Everything the studio builds runs on your own machine and asks for nothing from anybody else. Most of it keeps your work in plain files too.
The list below is generated from the product registry, so a product that exists always appears here and a product that is gone never lingers.
The writing desk that remembers your story
AGIT helps with fiction, non-fiction, research and role-play in one local-first workspace, and it runs on your own machine.
Raw drafts with teeth
AGrrr! composes web pages on a live canvas and compiles them into real HTML and CSS, and it keeps every growl on your own machine.
A hotkey, a parade, and nobody's business
AGnosis is the studio joke that ships: press one hotkey and every open browser minimizes behind a fullscreen ASCII duck parade.
GDevelop, with your own AI key
AGDevelop is the studio's fork of GDevelop, the open-source game engine, with a bring-your-own-key AI agent that runs against your own endpoint, on your machine.
Your stars, offline — and your agent's memory
yAGna keeps every GitHub star as a local library: READMEs, licenses, tags, health and fit scores, search, and an MCP server that hands the whole shelf to your coding agent.
A desktop that lives in a terminal
AGony turns a terminal into a desktop: windows, a taskbar, a start menu and a command bar that suggests everything, built in Rust on the rmux engine.
The site you are reading
AG-web is the studio website itself: dependency-free HTML and CSS with TypeScript and Rust where needed, assembled by its own build scripts.
The memory game that nags you
nAG is a reverse-order memory game: scout the board, then replay the whole order in one perfect run. It plays in the browser and downloads as a small offline archive.
Chaotic checkers with house rules
drAGhts is chaotic checkers with eight toggleable house rules: play a friend hot-seat or face the computer, in the browser or from a small offline archive.