01 / A LITTLE EXTRA MOMENTUM
Agent
A custom agent framework, built into your workspace. Bring your own models and tools, with sessions, subagents, and permissions built in.
Neoism
Your agent, IDE, terminal, and notes in one workspace.
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01 Native by nature.
02 Local by default.
03 Open by design.
Fewer windows. More possibilities.
Everything you reach for.
Already right here.
02 / A NATIVE FOUNDATION
IDE & Terminal
A real shell. A native editor. The everyday tools, without the window shuffle.
03 / ROOM FOR EVERYONE
Multiplayer
Different screens. The same workspace. Share the work without handing it to someone else's cloud.
04 / ON YOUR TERMS
Self-host
Your machine or your server. Keep the workspace close, and choose how you reach it.
FAQ
What is Neoism?
Neoism is a native workspace with a code editor, terminal, AI agent, and notes.
How do I get started?
Download the latest release for your platform, open a project, and follow the getting started guide. Connect an AI provider when you want to use the agent.
Is Neoism free?
Yes. Neoism is free and open source. Its source code is available under the MIT License. AI usage costs and subscription terms are determined by your provider; Neoism does not add extra AI billing.
Which AI models can I use?
Choose models from the providers you connect in Neoism. You can also use compatible local models through a configured custom provider. Available models depend on the connection and provider; see the provider documentation for setup.
Can I use my existing AI subscription?
For supported connections, you can sign in with OAuth. Whether your subscription covers a particular model or usage depends on the provider and plan. Not every subscription works with every connection; other providers may require an API key.
What about my data?
Your workspace and conversations are stored on your machine or the host you select. Choosing a cloud AI provider sends the prompt and included context to that provider, and external tool connections can receive data you authorize. Where data goes depends on the providers, tools, and host you choose.
Can I share or self-host a workspace?
Yes. You can share a workspace with authorized clients through your own reachable host, or self-host on your server with Docker. This is not an anonymous public workspace. Read the deployment and security guides before connecting clients.