Your wallet is the way back.
On a connected deployment, sign a login message to return to your personal agent and workspace.
YOUR WALLET. YOUR AGENT.
One wallet, one personal AI agent. Keep your projects, files, and conversations together—and pick up where you left off.
Interface preview No wallet needed to look around.
Meet Neyru
A little help. A lot of possibility.
Research, code, files, and visuals.
One agent identity to return to.
A LOOK INSIDE
Start with a brief. Keep reference files, conversations, and project context close to the work they belong to.

Explore a few example briefs. Choose one, then open it in the workspace and make it your own.
EXAMPLE BRIEF
Compare three open-source tools for scheduling background jobs. Cover setup, retries, and monitoring. Link the sources and save a short comparison.
Open this exampleIllustrative examples. Opening a brief does not run a task. Explore more use cases
A FAMILIAR PLACE TO RETURN
The identity stays yours.
The context stays with the work.
On a connected deployment, sign a login message to return to your personal agent and workspace.
Keep related conversations, reference files, and project notes together around a goal.
Add preferences and project notes yourself. Review, edit, or remove them when things change.
BEFORE YOU START
CURRENTLY AN INTERFACE PREVIEW
Explore the workspace and example briefs. Wallet sign-in and task execution need the connected backend; live agent services still require validation.
See current capabilitiesA personal AI agent workspace built around one agent identity per wallet, with projects, conversations, files, and memory you can manage. Get to know the product.
You work with one personal Neyru agent. Its configured runtime can use different model routes and tools for different kinds of work. Explore example workflows.
Current memory is managed by you. Save preferences or project notes, then edit or remove them whenever needed. Automatic learning is not enabled.
Explore the interface, switch workspace views, and open editable example briefs. Running an agent requires a connected and validated backend. The docs explain setup and current limits.