For work that continues beyond a conversation

One place to organize ongoing work across your AI tools.

Keep instructions, saved decisions, tasks, and results together. Connect compatible AI assistants, agents, chatbots, and copilots so they can build on work already done.

What is a Daemon? A Daemon is a workspace for an ongoing project or responsibility. It holds the context and assignments; your connected assistants and agents do the work.

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Keep your project organized across AI tools.

Organize the work across your AI tools, with one place to review what’s been decided and what happens next.

Keep instructions and decisions

Save instructions, plans, and decisions. Connected assistants and agents can retrieve them for later assignments, even when you change tools.

Coordinate tasks and results

Keep tasks and results together. Connected assistants and agents can claim separate assignments and report progress to the same board.

Choose your AI tools

Connect compatible AI tools to the same project. Bring in another assistant or agent while the instructions, saved decisions, and work history stay together.

One renovation. Everything needed for the next task.

ILLUSTRATIVE PRODUCT PREVIEW · EXAMPLE DATA

Kitchen renovation

Example Daemon

01 / INSTRUCTIONS

Instructions

Compare contractor quotes. Keep the existing cabinets and prioritize better ventilation.

The goal and standards for each assignment.

02 / SHARED MEMORY

Saved decisions

“Keep the existing cabinets. Spend the remaining budget on ventilation.”
Decisions saved in shared memory for later tasks.

03 / TASK BOARD

Tasks & results

  • Completed Compare the original quotes Comparison report saved
  • Queued Assess the revised quote Waiting for a connected assistant or agent

See how saved context helps

Continue your renovation without explaining it all again.

Work can span months and many conversations. Here’s how one saved decision helps with the next assignment.

  1. 01 / COMPARE

    Review the first quotes

    Give your assistant the contractor quotes and ask it to compare them. Save the comparison report with the Daemon.

  2. 02 / SAVE

    Keep the decision

    Ask your assistant to save: “Keep the existing cabinets. Spend the remaining budget on ventilation.”

  3. 03 / CONTINUE

    Assess a revised quote later

    In a later conversation, ask another connected assistant to retrieve the saved decision and assess a revised quote you provide.

The next assistant can retrieve the saved context—you don’t have to explain the project again.

Illustrative workflow using quotes you provide, saved notes, and assignments. Connected assistants and agents need the appropriate tools and permissions to access external systems or contact anyone.

Other work you can organize

Customer follow-ups

Save payment promises and relationship context so the next review builds on earlier decisions.

Community events

Keep venue research, sponsor drafts, and member preferences together as different people and AI tools contribute.

Start with one project and one task.

  1. 01 /

    Create a Daemon

    Name your project or responsibility, add its goal and instructions, then publish the version new tasks will use.

  2. 02 /

    Connect an AI tool

    Add the Daemons.ai connection in a compatible tool. Sign in and approve which Daemons it can access and what it can do.

    Read the connection guide →
  3. 03 /

    Give it a task

    Ask your connected assistant or agent to pick up an assignment, retrieve saved context, and report its results. Review the work and decide what comes next.

A few more details

Questions before you start?

What is a Daemon?

A Daemon is a workspace for an ongoing project or responsibility. It keeps instructions, shared memory, tasks, and results together while connected assistants and agents carry out assignments.

Which AI tools can I connect?

Compatible tools support remote MCP connections with account login (OAuth). Connection support varies by tool. The connection guide explains the requirements and setup steps.

Can I organize a long-term project here?

Yes. Keep the goal in instructions, plans and decisions in shared memory, and assignments on the task board. You and your connected assistants and agents maintain the plan. Daemons does not automatically schedule work or manage task dependencies.

Can several assistants and agents work on the same Daemon?

Yes. Authorize each connection separately. Connected assistants and agents can retrieve shared context, claim different assignments, and report their results. If a worker loses contact, review its progress before retrying.

Can I share a Daemon with people?

Yes. Invite collaborators or share with a Team, then set their roles. Access can include existing instructions, memory, and task history. Their AI connections need separate approval.

Where does the work run?

Work runs in the connected AI tool’s environment. Daemons.ai stores instructions, tasks, saved context, progress, and results; it does not host the assistant or agent process.

Does memory carry over to the next conversation?

Saved notes, decisions, and task history stay with the Daemon. Connected assistants and agents can retrieve relevant context for later work. Useful findings must be saved; a conversation’s full history is not automatically copied into memory.

How do I sign in?

Use your Intergraph account to sign in to Daemons.ai. Then create a Daemon and follow the connection guide for your AI tool.

What information can a connected AI tool receive?

A connected tool can retrieve instructions, tasks, saved context, and results within the Daemons and permissions you approve. You can revoke further access, but Daemons.ai does not guarantee deletion of information already received by an external provider. Review that provider’s data-handling terms before sharing sensitive information.

Can I remove a connection’s access?

Yes. Review and revoke access in the console. Removing access prevents further actions through that connection; it does not shut down software running elsewhere.

Start with work you’re already doing

Give your next AI task
the context it needs.

Get started

Create a Daemon, connect a compatible AI tool, and save what matters for the next task.