Focus on the work, not the agent.
Describe the work and a team of AI agents takes it on: shipping code, researching a market, drafting documents, or running the same job every morning. Several teams at once, on your own machine, with every agent telling you what it is doing and what it has cost.
Windows, macOS and Linux, on Podman or Docker.
Runs Claude, Codex, Copilot, Grok, and other agents as they ship with the subscriptions you already pay for or with an API key.
Product tour, 4 min. An AI engineering team builds and deploys YawbleLabel.com, a real SaaS app, from a spec. Plays from YouTube. Watch on YouTube
Plan it with the Concierge. Watch it move.
Talk to the Concierge to brainstorm on ideas, build the backlog, and dispatch to teams. Watch their tasks move across the Kanban board, from To Do to In Progress to Done. The work stays transparent, so you always know where each team is.
Agent-agnostic teams.
Claude, Codex, Copilot and Grok work side by side, and other agents can be set up too, on the subscriptions you already pay for or with an API key. The Manager can hire the team for you or you can set up members specifically.
Built for information professionals.
Every team has a backlog, a Kanban board and shared documents, so you can see what every member has done. A team can handle simultaneous workflows attached to your outcomes that you can budget and track.
You describe it. The team assembles itself.
The Concierge and the backlog are where you spend your time. The agents are where the time goes.
- Tell the Concierge. Your own agent, beside the board, that knows every team you run. Say what you want done; it works out the details with you and writes them down.
- It becomes a backlog item. One item, one clear brief. Nothing goes to a team until a person has read it and marked it ready.
- Dispatch it to a team. A new one or one already working. The Manager breaks the item into cards and brings in the members that work needs.
- Watch it happen. Several teams at once, each running several items at once. Steer a running workflow from the Concierge without starting over.
Connect it to anything. Install a whole team at once.
Plugins link your teams to the systems you already use. Teams can build simple web pages for their work. A solution package wraps all of it into one team you can install in a few clicks.
Browse the Marketplace for solutions and plugins to download and install.
- Integrate anything. Mail, storage, databases, ticketing, your own internal tools: anything with an API or a command line becomes a team member. A plugin uses no AI, so it costs no tokens to check on things and wake the team when something new turns up.
- Pages your team builds. Ask for a job tracker, a review queue or an approval page and the team builds it as a small website you open in your browser. Press a button on the page and the team picks up the work.
- A ready-made team in one install. A solution package holds a working team: its members, plugins, skills, schedules and pages. Install it from the Marketplace, add your own accounts and keys, and the team gets to work. A team can even build one for you to review and install.
- Safe by default. You decide what each plugin may do, and its secrets are never shown to the agents. Only a person can install a package or delete a page, and you see exactly what a package adds before it goes in.
Progress in plain words
Every agent reports its latest progress as it works, so you know where each task stands without reading logs.
Token caps
Set a token budget per workflow, and a daily cap per trigger, so the work stops at what you planned to spend.
Your agents, your keys
Claude, Codex, Copilot and Grok as they ship, signed in with the subscriptions you already pay for or with an API key.
Triggers
Run a workflow every hour, on a cron schedule, once at a set time, or whenever a file lands in a watched folder.
Documents
Every team has a shared documents folder. Deliverables land there and open right in the browser.
Skills and agents
Teach teams your own skills alongside the built-in ones, and tune the agent presets they hire from.
Reach it anywhere
Turn on remote access through Cloudflare, Tailscale or ngrok with one command, and check in from your phone.
Your accounts, connected
Connect a Google or Microsoft account or a mailbox once, then bind it to the plugins that need it. Its tokens and passwords never reach an agent.
One CLI to run it
yawble up to start, update to upgrade, doctor to check and fix the setup, backup to keep a copy on your computer beside the daily backups.
Busy, but never overloaded.
Yawble sizes itself to your computer and keeps every team's work inside that budget. When the machine is busy, new work waits its turn instead of failing, and big builds take turns rather than all running at once. Where the container engine allows a memory limit per run, an agent that runs away with memory is stopped on its own. The activity monitor shows it all at a glance: what's running, what's waiting and why, and how much headroom is left.
Up and running in three steps
- Install Podman or Docker on Windows 11, an Apple silicon Mac, or Linux.
- Install the
yawbleCLI with one command in your terminal. - Run
yawble up. It starts Yawble, opens the board, and you create your account and your first team.