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Godspeed lives in a folder you own, on your computer or your server, not inside one app. Wherever you talk to it, it is the same assistant, with the same memory, rules and skills:

• Its notebook, a web page in any browser.
• Telegram on your phone, when it runs on a server.
• Claude Code, in the Claude desktop app or VS Code, with a paid Claude plan.
• Codex, which comes with a ChatGPT plan.
• Hermes, a free AI app the installer adds for you, in its own window or a terminal.

Switch whenever you like: what it knows stays in your folder. Use it in VS Code, Claude or Codex shows how.

What you write down and what Godspeed learns about you go into one notebook. It is made entirely of Markdown files, so you can also open it in Obsidian or any text editor.

Give it a goal, and it works on it every day. It researches at night, picks the day's work in the morning and does what it can by itself. It asks you before anything that costs money or goes out in your name. What it does walks through a day.

Godspeed itself is free. The thinking comes from your own AI account. For this beta, use an API key. What you need has the details.

• Windows PC
  The easiest start. One installer, a few clicks.
• Mac (experimental)
  Paste one line into Terminal. The whole setup has not been checked on a physical Mac.
• Linux computer
  Paste one line into a terminal.
• A server
  Always on, and writes to you in Telegram. You rent it monthly.

Not sure? Start on your computer and add a server later (Your computer or a server).

1. Install it with the page for your choice.
2. Connect your AI account in First setup.
3. Give it your first goal, and its daily work begins.

Everything else: Talk and teach, Goals and daily work, Track and build habits, Skills and add-ons, Look after it, How it works, Reference and Troubleshooting.