FamilyCo is an operating system for your own “AI family business.” Each agent works like a member of the company — collaborating, sharing the workload, and handling day-to-day operations so you can focus on the bigger decisions.Documentation Index
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What you get
- Chat-first directives. Tell the Executive Agent what you want; it plans and delegates.
- Agent hierarchy. Executive (
L0), Manager (L1), and Worker (L2) agents with controllable autonomy. - Knowledge retrieval. Upload and index internal documents for retrieval-augmented agent context.
- Structured operations. Projects, Tasks, and an Inbox for approvals and clarifications.
- Audit and Budget. End-to-end audit log and token/cost tracking with soft and hard caps.
- Desktop-first runtime. Local SQLite via Prisma, with a web client for monitoring.
- Skills and Plugins. Switchable skills and plugin-provided tools, configurable per provider.
Editions
Desktop
The Founder cockpit. Best UX, deepest feature coverage. Ships as Electron for macOS, Windows, and Linux.
Server
Fastify API, agent orchestration, queues, scheduling, budget metering, and audit log.
Web
Lightweight Vue 3 client for review, approvals, reporting, and monitoring.
Get started
Install FamilyCo
Install a release build for macOS, Windows, or Linux.
Developer setup
Run the monorepo locally with
pnpm dev or pnpm dev:electron.Architecture
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Agent operating model
Understand the Executive, Manager, and Worker hierarchy.
Product flow at a glance
- Founder sends a directive in Chat.
- Server creates an Agent Run.
- Executive Agent creates or updates Projects and Tasks.
- Skills are selected from the enabled toolset.
- Risky or ambiguous actions pause into the Inbox for approval.
- Approved runs continue; Budget and Audit are recorded end-to-end.
See the full architecture
Monorepo layout, runtime lanes, and design constraints.