Choose your model.
Use a configured provider for the job. Changing the model does not have to mean re-explaining the decisions stored in Becki.
01 / Product · Becki + Astir
Keep the thinking.
Put it to work.
Becki keeps memory for your work. Astir brings your conversations, tools and agents into one workspace.
Keep your editor and connect Becki over MCP, or work in Astir with your chosen model, files, terminal and previews together. You can keep your tools and retrieve the context from earlier work.
Connect your tools ↗ See published plans Start your 14-day Astir trial →Apple silicon · macOS 14.4+ for system audio. Sign up for the 14-day Astir trial to download the installer. Existing subscribers can sign in through Account. Provider accounts are configured separately.
02 / The memory
The answer matters.
So does the reason.
A chat log records what was said. Becki keeps the pieces you need to work from later.
Becki keeps decisions with their rationale, failed approaches, commitments with an owner and open questions. They belong to the project, not just the chat where they came up.
Supported, authorized MCP clients can query the same vault before acting and save useful context afterwards. A new session can retrieve the reasoning instead of guessing it from a fresh prompt.
- Decisions
- What you chose, the problem it solves, and why the alternatives lost.
- Dead ends
- The failed approach and its constraint, so a different agent does not send you down the same path.
- Commitments & asks
- What you promised, what you are waiting on, and which project it belongs to.
- Open loops
- Unresolved questions and unfinished work to return to.
03 / The workspace
Astir is where
the agent works.
Use an agent to investigate a project, edit files, run commands and review the results.
The desktop keeps conversation, files, terminal output, previews and Git review together. With the tools you enable, an agent can produce an artifact and show how it was made.
Astir shares sessions and skills across its interfaces and can use the project context stored in Becki. Your existing MCP-compatible tools can continue using Becki too.
Watch the work happen.
Keep the agent's conversation, tool activity and output in view. Inspect files, run commands and review changes on the same surface.
Use Becki in other clients.
Astir is optional. Becki can serve the same project history to your supported editor or chat client.
Workspace
Keep several conversations open beside files, terminal output, previews and Git review. Reopen Astir with the panes and layout you left visible, without reopening every retained conversation.
Connections
Choose your model providers and connect the tools and MCP services you use. Accounts, credentials and permissions stay part of your setup.
Relay
Send a task or question to another project desk without merging its conversation into yours. A queued handoff stays distinct from work that has started.
Capture
Select an area of your screen, choose an existing conversation, add a note and Send. If that conversation is busy, the capture waits for its next turn instead of interrupting the work.
Meetings and Calendar
Keep meeting recordings and transcription workflows alongside Calendar and Agenda. Open an event's details, read its notes and choose Join without leaving the workspace.
Grok
xAI provider in Astir. This is not a claim of a verified Grok.com MCP connector.
OpenAI
Models in Astir, or Becki in Codex and ChatGPT through their supported client setup.
Claude
Models in Astir, or connect Claude Code, Desktop and web clients directly to Becki.
Provider access depends on your account, configured credentials and selected model. Connecting a provider is different from connecting an external app to Becki over MCP.
04 / A worked example
Next session.
Same reasoning.
Illustrative local sample · fictional project · not a live vault query or customer result.
Decide in the project.
You choose queued jobs for large report exports. The agent captures the choice and why inline exports were rejected.
Return with a different model.
Before implementing another export, your connected agent asks Becki for the project's existing decisions.
Continue, rather than revisit.
The agent can extend the queued approach with the original constraint in view. If the constraint changes, record the new decision and resolve the old one.
Becki / retained record
Report delivery
- Type
- Decision · illustrative
- Chosen
- Run large exports as queued background jobs.
- Why
- Keep the interaction responsive and make retries recoverable without restarting the request.
- Rejected
- Generate the full export inside the synchronous request.
- Still open
- Choose how the user is notified when the export completes.
05 / Start today
Choose the surface.
Keep the vault.
Core · the memory daemon
Published at $15/mo. Runs on Windows, macOS and Linux. Connects over MCP, with unlimited projects, vault items and queries. AI-session bootstrap and git ingestion bring existing work into memory; the session sweeper is opt-in.
No meeting capture or native Mac workspace. Manage Core from your AI client, terminal admin interface and web dashboard.
Install CoreAstir · the agent workspace
$25/mo or $250/yr, with a 14-day free trial. Work with Becki's memory alongside conversation, files, terminal output, previews and Git review. Connect your models and tools, and use meeting capture and calendar with your permission.
The current desktop installer is for Mac with Apple silicon. Provider access depends on your configured accounts and credentials.
Start the Astir trial06 / Your boundaries
Shared context.
Not unrestricted access.
Cross-client memory works when a client is connected, authenticated and actually calls Becki. It is not automatic access to every conversation in every AI app.
Local transcription processes audio on your device. Configured cloud transcription sends audio to the selected provider; a local recording does not mean every step stays local. Synced vault text and retrieval processing have a separate path. Becki is not zero-knowledge, and selected context may reach configured AI providers. Review their terms and your account settings before sharing sensitive work.
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