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Configure your AI providers. Bring your own API keys (BYOK).
Advocate vs Critic — multi-round debate with AI judge.
Per-project goals. Track what each project is trying to accomplish.
Durable user-wide rules injected into every chat. The model treats these as hard constraints.
Every credential sealed in your vault, encrypted at rest. Values are never shown back — not here, not to the agent's chat, not by any endpoint. Scope says who and where may use a credential: global is every project you own, project is that one only, pickable is a set you choose, and user is you alone. Add or answer a request from the Enclave tab in the right panel; revoke any one here to make the agent ask again.
Accounts that have registered and cannot sign in until an admin decides. This list is the approval mechanism — it needs no email and no link, so a signup is still actionable when mail delivery is down.
Suggestions for tuning your setup. Accept, reject, or execute each.
Async one-shot queries that run while you keep working. Toggle "BG" on a chat message to submit here instead of streaming.
Where's what's going on, across every project. Behind now is what actually ran; ahead of now, only a due row is a stored time and everything marked projected is arithmetic from a cadence. Nothing here executes — the coordinator that would honour these times is not built yet.
Read-only status: Cloud SQL database backups, GCS workspace versioning, and latest snapshot.
A preloaded toolkit so the agent can read and convert your files. When this add-in is on, your chats run with these installed — just attach a file and ask. No setup, nothing to install.
Your own growable workspace. The agent can install anything it needs (apt, pip, npm) and it persists across sessions — your own private machine, isolated from everyone else. On Enterprise this same box appears as Managed Workspace (admin-governed toolset).
Let the AI read files LIVE from your own machine over a private tunnel. Your files stay on your machine — nothing is ever copied to the cloud. The privacy-preserving opposite of My Mac — Synced.
Your device network — every machine and the cloud, how each one reaches and shares files (live tunnel, synced mirror, git, cloud VM), and the path priority the agent reads. This is the human view of the same map the agent receives as its runtime substrate — change something here and it moves there.
Install the ThoughtzAI extension into your own VS Code — chat in your sidebar, bound to your terminal, same tools and outputs. Download the .vsix below. (Like the Claude or Codex extensions.)
Chats is every chat and subchat in the selected project — each one its own row, with what it holds and a control to inject it into the chat you're in. Topics is the mined library: the threads of work your turns belong to, where coverage is the honest number, because a library can look busy while most of the project belongs to no topic.
What's configured, what's up, and how many — across your machines and the VM tiers.
Where new chats look first — the agent uses the highest one that's available, unless you say otherwise. Drag to reorder.
Manage which features appear as tabs.
Give someone outside your account a read-only view of chats you choose. They open a keyed link — no login, no seat, no access to your files, repos or machines.
Software that connects to a chat the way a Remote Peer does. It watches GitHub, email or ClickUp and raises a turn in that chat's agent lane when something arrives. It never runs a model; the chat does the thinking, with everything the chat already knows.
Per-device identity keypairs — one per laptop. The private half never leaves the device.
Author answer-collection & doc-review forms for the active project, share a per-recipient link, and review responses.
The exact context every chat received each turn — every injected block (memory, manifest, collab, credentials, instructions) plus the message history, tagged by origin (STM / LTM / hippocampus / manifest / collab / instruction). A global forensic record, isolated in its own GCS bucket.
Mac daemon pushes workspace files to SaaS (a cloud copy is kept). Every overwrite or delete goes to .trash/ first — recoverable from the Trash section below.
Long-lived secret used by the Mac ct-sync daemon. Plaintext shown once — copy immediately.
Per-device. Toggle a project ON to let this Mac push it. Default is OFF — generating a token never starts a mass upload until you opt in. Turning a project OFF leaves existing remote files untouched (recover via Trash if needed).
Last heartbeat per project. Daemon also exposes http://localhost:8423/status on the Mac.
Pick a project to see its trashed files. Sync-driven overwrites and deletes land here for 30 days.
Choose what this chat is taught. Pin a topic or another chat to import its turns and memory atoms from wherever they happened; mute a topic to keep it out even if this chat keeps earning it.
What's actually being spent — over time and by chat. Relative effort, stacked by model, so you can confirm you're on the tier you think you are.
Caps how much history each turn ships, independent of the model's max window. The lever that stops Opus from auto-ballooning context and burning credits. Saved to your account.
Immutable, hash-chained record of every authorization decision. Read-only — corrections are new linked rows, never edits.