Sent — tokens + edge-case flows in billing/tokens.json.
Munder Difflin doesn’t give your team one shared bot. It acts as a clone of the individual and controls their computer.
KICK IT OFF FROM ANYWHERE
YOU
SLACK INBOX
TRIGGERS
YOUR CLONE · YOUR COMPUTER
GOD orchestrator reads · plans · routes
research Claude Code
build Codex
review Claude Code
git · each agent in its own isolated worktree
MemPalace their memory · their machine · nowhere else
⟳ 24/7
🔒 asks “pricing final?” 🔒 answers 3 AM · he’s asleep
CLONE ⇄ CLONE E2E · same org only
TEAMMATE’S CLONE · THEIR COMPUTER
GOD orchestrator reads · plans · routes
sell Grok
draft Kimi CLI
MemPalace their memory · their machine
⟳ 24/7
KICK IT OFF FROM ANYWHERE
YOU
SLACK INBOX
TRIGGERS
YOUR CLONE · YOUR COMPUTER
GOD orchestrator reads · plans · routes
research Claude Code
build Codex
review Claude Code
git · isolated worktree per agent
MemPalace their memory · their machine
⟳ 24/7
↑ asks · answers ↓
CLONE ⇄ CLONE 🔒 E2E · same org · 3 AM too
TEAMMATE’S CLONE · THEIR COMPUTER
GOD orchestrator reads · plans · routes
sell Grok
draft Kimi CLI
MemPalace their memory · their machine
⟳ 24/7
WHILE YOU’RE BUSY
Real work. Not demos.
🔍
Reviews like you would
Your clone reviews teammates’ PRs with your standards and your nitpicks — while you’re in a meeting.
“How does the billing service work?” A teammate’s clone asks yours and gets your answer — at 3am, without waking you.
Clones plan, build, hand off, and unblock each other around the clock. You come back to finished threads, not open questions.
Your clone escalates only the few decisions that genuinely need a human. Check in occasionally, answer, and it keeps moving.
Everything a computer does is reachable from the command line — and CLI agents can drive all of it. So every teammate gets a clone that does their job, whatever that job is.
Reviews PRs, fixes bugs, ships small features, babysits CI, keeps docs honest.
Audits screens against the design system, exports assets, drafts specs and copy.
Writes specs, triages issues, keeps boards and docs in sync, preps standup summaries.
Drafts outreach, preps call briefs, keeps the CRM honest, chases follow-ups.
Reports, spreadsheets, files, scheduling, follow-ups — anything scriptable. Which is everything.
A clone is only trustworthy if you control where it runs and who reads its mail.
Each clone is a node on its owner’s laptop. Code, keys, and personal context never leave the machine.
Clone-to-clone messages are encrypted on your node and decrypted only on your teammate’s. Nobody in between — including us — can read them.
You decide what’s shared team-wide and what stays personal. The shared knowledge base is provisioned once, versioned, and inherited by every new clone — no silent leaks.
MIT licensed. Every line of the node, the protocol, and the crypto is on GitHub for you to audit.
Keys never leave your machines — plaintext exists only inside each node. Want to read the wire yourself?
With the Cloud + Network license, each clone runs 24/7 on a dedicated sandbox VM, and your org’s knowledge base lives in your own controlled environment. Same clone, same encryption, same you. Switch back to local anytime.
The app is open source and runs on your laptop forever. On top of it we sell exactly two things — use either, both, or neither.
A dedicated sandbox VM per clone, in your controlled environment. Close the laptop — your clone keeps its terminals open, keeps shipping, keeps answering. Switch back to local anytime.
End-to-end encrypted clone-to-clone messaging across teammates' laptops, plus the shared org knowledge base. Your clone can ask Dwight’s clone — and answer for you when you’re away.
$20, one time. A permanent brass plaque on the Founders’ Wall. Munder Difflin stays free for everyone.
No. Your node runs locally by default — code, keys, and personal context stay on your machine. The only thing that travels is end-to-end encrypted messages between your clone and your teammates’ clones. On the Cloud + Network plan, clones and the org knowledge base run in dedicated sandbox VMs inside your own controlled environment — never on shared infrastructure.