Vitto exposes his reasoning (a live conscience stream), runs multi-model orchestration (Claude, OpenAI, Google, DeepSeek), and keeps your data and sandboxes inside your Space — then stays with you after launch on web, desktop, mobile, IDE, and messengers. One thread through Spaces and universes — and Vitto in your orbit: presence that moves with the work, from repo to pocket to system tray — not a sticker on a chatbox.
Vitto keeps a live conscience stream you can read while he works — not just final answers. He reads your codebase, writes files, coordinates specialist agents, monitors your platform, and reaches out when something needs a human.
Pick a capability to mirror that product context — or keep watching the canvas.
Vitto serves developers as an autonomous coding partner with full file and shell access. He serves space builders as a visual platform architect through Studio — turning ideas into deployed products. And he powers end-user experiences invisibly inside every deployed space.
Unlike any AI you've used before, Vitto has a conscience — a live stream of his inner reasoning you can watch in real time. He builds a personal dossier of your preferences, learns from every interaction, and proactively dispatches alerts when your platform needs attention.
Loads context from memory, indexes the codebase, classifies task complexity, selects the optimal AI model and tool set.
Creates a step-by-step execution plan. Estimates tokens and cost. Applies CostGuard circuit breakers before proceeding.
Runs the agentic tool-use loop: LLM calls a tool → reads the result → decides the next action. Loops until the goal is complete.
Quality checks, visual verification, auto-correction of issues. Extracts lessons learned and stores strategy improvements.
Think of a Space as the boundary of trust: identity, billing, shared memory, chat history, Studio layouts, and Vitto's dossier on your business — all scoped together. Inside that boundary you run one or more universes (distinct products, brands, or delivery pipelines) without fragmenting how your team collaborates.
A Space can host multiple universes — parallel worlds for different offers, clients, or surface areas — while Vitto keeps context coherent: shared governance, shared channels, one mental model of how you ship. Grow product lines without growing chaos.
Vitto doesn't stop at mockups. Studio ties visual work to real repositories: generation, git graph, docked tools — the same seriousness you'd expect from a product org, accelerated by AI (sessions in the S253–S258 arc).
People don't file tickets to "create a group." They say "bring someone in." Whistle is the social throttle in the chat header — group threads, orchestration, and Vitto in the loop so decisions don't die in side-DMs (S250).
Behind the scenes we're rolling a capability matrix — granular permissions with space- and user-level overrides — so powerful tools (vault, generation, audit exports) aren't binary "admin or not" (S292–S293). You get an AI powerhouse with adult supervision.
Bottom line: If you only rent a chat model, you get answers. If you own a Space, you get continuity — Vitto remembers, builds, tests, pings you, and meets your team where they already work.
Typical agents answer in a shared void. Vitto is wired to your Space: isolated databases, routed sandboxes, and fleet-aware placement — the difference between "AI said something" and AI shipped something inside your boundary.
You get your own database for Vitto-backed storage and context — structured memory that stays under your space, not blended into a faceless multi-tenant pool.
Vitto runs against dedicated environments where he can execute tests, git operations, and heavier automation — the kind of work that needs a real machine, not a one-off API call.
Isolation is the default mindset: fewer surprises, clearer boundaries, and a path to compliance-minded deployments — especially when Vitto touches your codebase and customer data.
Sandboxes don't live on a mystery box. A config-driven fleet places workloads on healthy machines, respects roles and capacity, and keeps sticky routing so follow-up operations land where the VM already lives (S261). Scale out without fork-lifting code.
Your Space's data plane isn't copy-pasted into experiments by accident — we treat environment separation seriously so staging traffic and databases don't collide with live user trust (S283).
Powerful endpoints don't rely on "hope the UI hid it." Vitto's platform is moving to explicit capability checks with matrix defaults and overrides — the same pattern serious SaaS uses for admin vs builder vs viewer (S292–S293).
The useful version of that idea is boring in the best way: an always-on layer that knows your platform, watches health and quality, and reaches you on WhatsApp or Slack when something actually needs a human — with guardrails, not noise.
Vitto's QualityDropTrigger monitors task success rates hourly. If quality drops more than 15%, he automatically dispatches an alert to your WhatsApp with a one-tap approval to investigate and fix.
Not just text messages. Vitto sends beautiful card messages with action buttons, status indicators, and quick-reply suggestions — across WhatsApp, Slack, and Web simultaneously.
5 safety guards: master toggle, per-trigger opt-out, quiet hours, frequency caps, and deduplication. Critical alerts bypass everything. You stay informed, never overwhelmed.
Using Computer Use, Vitto handles emails, reports, and outreach on your behalf — composing in your voice, attaching the right files, sending on schedule.
Vitto builds a rich profile of you through natural conversation — your preferences, communication style, skill level, and goals. He even uses "dialectic enrichment" to naturally ask what he doesn't yet know.
Ask Vitto to research a market, summarise a topic, or prepare a meeting brief. He browses the web autonomously via Computer Use and returns structured, actionable summaries.
A Space is the shared stage: Vitto, your people, your sessions, and your delivery history in one narrative. Not a slide — a working environment where hand-offs are native, not exported to email.
Spin up universes for different products, clients, or experiments — each with its own generated stack — while identity, permissions, and Vitto's understanding of how you work stay anchored to the Space. You scale SKU count without scaling confusion.
That is continuity: one agent that knows how the pieces relate — brand, backlog, and blast radius — so you are not re-briefing the universe every Monday (sessions S251+ on universe lifecycle & data integrity).
Group chat is where decisions breathe: several people in the same Space, Vitto as facilitator, threads that don't evaporate when someone switches apps. The goal is simple — fewer dropped hand-offs, more shipped outcomes.
Whistle lives in the chat header on purpose: you don't "manage groups" in a separate admin desert — you signal. Invite a teammate, spin a group session, let Vitto orchestrate follow-ups across channels. Orchestration, webhooks, and real-time fan-out sit behind a control built for humans in a hurry (S250).
Not a template tool. Not a no-code toy. A production-grade AI system that generates real Angular 20 code, real server-side backends, and real deployments.
A visual workspace where you design your platform with AI assistance. Studio coordinates Vitto's generation pipeline with a real-time editing canvas — see your platform take shape visually as AI writes the code behind every component.
Vitto has an inner monologue you can actually watch. The Conscience stream shows you Vitto's real-time reasoning as he works. Introspection gives admins a god-view of all AI activity across the entire platform.
Vitto sends interactive card messages with action buttons, status chips, and quick-reply suggestions. The same rich experience works across WhatsApp, Slack, and the web — unified by a smart channel adapter system.
Describe what you need in plain language. A 7-phase AI pipeline generates Angular 20 standalone components, OnPush change detection, typed services, HTTP endpoints, entities, and SCSS — a complete platform in under three minutes, with 40+ files when a module needs depth.
Vitto takes over the browser and acts like a human operator. 23 steps, Gmail sent in 3 minutes. Self-hosted Firecracker microVMs on bare metal for maximum speed and privacy — 52% faster on repeat tasks.
Vitto's centralized model router picks a model per task — complexity, budget, and guardrails — with enforcement in the platform instead of ad-hoc in every chat.
Vitto's ProactiveDispatcher watches API health, build pipelines, and deployment status with 5 safety guards. Quality drops trigger instant WhatsApp alerts with one-tap approval. Critical alerts bypass quiet hours.
Native desktop app (Tauri v2). Press ⌘⇧V anywhere to summon Vitto. System tray integration, OS notifications, auto-start. Vitto lives on your machine, not just in a tab.
The GoGrab MCP server gives AI assistants (Claude Desktop, Cursor, web) 80+ tools across 12 categories: session management, decision logging, code generation, multi-agent coordination, browser automation, and more.
Vitto builds a rich personal profile through natural conversation — preferences, communication style, skill level, goals. He uses "dialectic enrichment" to naturally ask what he doesn't yet know about you.
Vitto coordinates 10 specialist agents simultaneously — Page Designer, Widget Creator, Style Expert, UX Optimizer, SEO Advisor, Performance Guru and more — each contributing their domain to your platform in parallel.
Describe your brand in words. Vitto generates a complete design system with 12 theme archetypes, full dark mode, CSS custom properties throughout, and WCAG AAA accessibility built-in.
Work on the generated platform directly inside Visual Studio Code. The Vitto extension brings chat, context, and the same live Vitto beside your tree — refactors and reviews stay next to the files Vitto touched.
Start a task in the browser, get pinged when your task ships, nudge Vitto from Slack, and finish on desktop — one orchestrated brain, not six disconnected bots. Follow-ups and proactive nudges are first-class, not an afterthought.
Using Claude Vision's observe→think→act loop, Vitto autonomously controls browsers and desktops. He sees the screen, makes decisions, and executes real mouse and keyboard actions — exactly as a human would, but without fatigue.
Vitto's persistent sessions mean he stays authenticated between tasks. Return to a workflow hours later and pick up exactly where you left off — no re-logging in, no lost context.
Vitto is channel-agnostic. Whether you send a WhatsApp voice note, ping a Slack message, or open the desktop app, you're talking to the same persistent intelligence — with the same memory, the same context, the same results.
Wherever you start, Vitto's unified memory and rich messaging carry through — cards, action buttons, status. Example flow: kick off on WhatsApp, continue in the desktop app, follow up in Slack, finish in VS Code on the same repo. Same context, same patterns — channel-agnostic by design.
Press ⌘⇧V from anywhere. Vitto appears instantly — no browser tab hunting.
A native desktop app that connects directly to your GoGrab Space with full metacognition streaming. Watch Vitto's conscience in real time, get proactive alerts as OS notifications, and access every capability from any app on your machine. One agent, everywhere.
Recent releases close the gap between "AI chat" and "AI that ships": the same Vitto brain, wired for repo work — mentions, drag-drop, code actions, and streaming polish you'd expect from top-tier IDE assistants (S290 Chat UX v2).
Drop files onto chat, autocomplete @file mentions, run code-block actions (insert, terminal, apply), and see streaming carets + keyboard hints — the boring table-stakes that separate toy chat from a dev tool.
Pair with git graph & repo panels (S258–S259) so Vitto isn't guessing — he's operating on the same graph you see.
The Vitto above is the same live presence as in the product — this page runs the same engine. On mobile and native shells, motion tracks tasks, alerts, and conversation — subtle, situational, never a stock loop.
Vitto is meant to travel with you: mobile for quick approvals, desktop for deep work, web for shared sessions, VS Code for code, and messengers for pings. Start something in one place — Vitto follows up where you actually live.
The GoGrab MCP server gives Claude Desktop, Cursor, and any MCP-compatible client instant platform intelligence — sessions, decisions, agent coordination, code generation, metacognition, and more.
Vitto's centralized model router selects the LLM from task complexity, cost, and history — with budget enforcement and automatic fallback. Teams typically see lower spend per task; routing is configured in the platform, not in every prompt.
Different problem shape: ad-hoc chat vs. an owned Space with data, sandboxes, and shared orchestration.
Vitto already runs across Space, Studio, sandboxes, channels, desktop, and VS Code; governance and capability gates are maturing alongside. Early access is invite-only — leave your email for the next wave. Documentation stays public either way.