The AI agent that runs where you work
Imaginne is an AI productivity platform. You chat with an agent that understands your project, acts on your files, produces artifacts — presentations, documents, spreadsheets, code, and images — and respects the limits set by your organization.
This is the official documentation for users and administrators of Imaginne. It covers everything from your first login to the complete reference for skills and governance.
Choose where to start
Install, sign in, and complete your first task in a few minutes.
Start →Install the Desktop appThe native app for macOS and Windows — AI acting on your files.
Install →Use it in the terminalThe same capability inside your terminal — ideal for servers and SSH.
Open guide →Administer the organizationWeb console: users, policies, skills, keys, secrets, and audit.
Administer →One platform, several interfaces
Every interface talks to the same platform — same identity, same skills, same memory. Start on the Desktop, continue in the terminal over SSH, and review in the browser: your session follows you.
A quick conversation, nothing to install. The agent runs on Imaginne's servers.
Open →DesktopNative app with projects, artifacts, voice, routines, and remote sessions.
Open →Terminal (TUI)A full agent in the terminal, with slash commands and file completion.
Open →VS CodeAn extension that brings the agent into the editor, with Apply/Diff and review.
Open →Explore the documentation
The mental model: architecture, local execution, sessions, memory, models, autonomy.
Open →User guidesHow to use each interface and the features that span all of them.
Open →SkillsWhat they are, and how to create, test, publish, version, and protect skills.
Open →ExtensibilityConnect tools via MCP, parallelize with subagents, and set workspace rules.
Open →AdministrationOrganization governance in the /app console.
What leaves your machine, what stays, and how credentials are handled.
Open →ReferenceGlossary, commands, shortcuts, environment variables, and models.
Open →Imaginne is not "an AI in your browser." It's a coworker that lives on your machine — with access to your files, authority defined by your organization, and memory of what you've built together.
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