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A crew of agents that know their job
An Ayling is an agent with a name, a figure, a brief and a memory of its own. Put several into a group chat, mix Claude, Codex, Gemini and Grok in the same room, let them vote on a decision, or call a council when it matters.
- Own brief, engine, skills and memory per Ayling
- Group chats where everyone types at the same time
- A vote with a verdict in seconds
- Routines that run on their own, like a morning briefing
Agents you can tell apart
Each Ayling has a brief (what it is for), an engine (provider, model and project), the skills it may use and a memory it keeps across chats. Start from templates such as a chief of staff, a researcher, a copywriter or a designer, or from an empty one. An Ayling can even set up new Aylinge for you.
Group chats like a messenger
- @Name asks one Ayling, @all asks everyone. Answers type live into their own bubbles, side by side, the way group chats with bots work in Grok and ChatGPT.
- Reply to one Ayling’s message and the answer goes to that Ayling. Images, files and notes work in groups too, and a quiet Ayling may just react with an emoji.
- Vote: start a message with the question and every member answers with an opinion and a vote at once. AyCode counts the votes itself and shows a calm verdict with who voted for what.
A council for real decisions
Call a council seats two to five agents around your topic. Quick puts it to a vote and has five opinions and a verdict in seconds; the detailed level lets them argue in rounds until they reach a resolution. Ready-made seatings exist for founding a company, tax and accounting, and texts.
Routines
Routines let an Ayling work while you do something else: daily on chosen weekdays, weekly, monthly, or every few minutes inside a time window. Each one can be paused.
Questions and answers
Can one group chat mix different AI providers?
Yes. Every Ayling runs on its own provider and model, so Claude, Codex, Gemini and Grok can sit in the same group and answer the same question.
What is the council of five?
A dialog that seats up to five agents with different roles around one question. In the quick level they vote at once and you get a verdict; in the detailed level they discuss in rounds and write a resolution.
Try it on your own projects.
Free for macOS and Windows. Uses the agents and subscriptions you already have.