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GlassyCanvas · Mission Control

You and your agents, holding the same tools.

One workspace, one graph, one canvas — for you and your AI agents. The agent doesn't sit outside your work. It sits in it.

GlassyCanvas — a canvas for thinking that isn't linear.

You and your agent work the same surface. Mission Control dashboards put the agent's work — plans, dispatches, reviews — where you can see it, steer it, and approve it.

Mission Control — the agent's work, where you can see it.

Dashboards for what your agents are doing: dispatched tasks, pending reviews, what they wrote and why. Not a black box — a cockpit.

The agent graph — your knowledge, connected.

The same graph you browse is the graph your agents query. Backlinks, tags, and semantic search over one graph — shared by both of you.

Workflows — repeatable, together.

Named workflows like the Glassy Capture Workflow chain capture → organize → summarize into routines you and your agents both run.

MCP + Agent Gateway — the tools your agents already use.

42 tools over the official MCP SDK, named agent keys with a pinned identity and durable agent memory, and dispatch to Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, and any MCP-compatible client.

Privacy that holds — your agents run on your terms.

Local by default. Cloud AI only when you choose it. Your agents read your data because you let them — not because it lives in a cloud vector database.

One workspace. Two kinds of minds.

Not an AI assistant bolted onto a notes app. A second brain for you — and for your agents.

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The app, live

Agents that ask before they act.

Every decision that needs a human lands in one queue, with the consequence of each choice written down. These frames come from a running instance, not a render.

Agent Review queue: a pending request with three choices and their one-line consequences, and recently answered verdicts underneath.
The review queue. An agent asks; you pick a consequence; it polls for the answer.
API keys settings: a named Ollama provider with a validated, masked key.
Bring your own key. Encrypted at rest, never echoed back.
Agent connections: an active MCP key, the Vault provider badge, and the Add Agent Connection form.
Agent connections, with the MCP key the agent uses.