Every AI coding agent in one workspace — each with its own memory, sharing the context that matters — and none of it ever leaves your machine.
Sensorium is the fix: one workspace that remembers, on your machine.
One window for every provider, a memory that persists between sessions, and all of it running on hardware you own.
Claude, OpenAI, Cursor, Gemini, OpenCode, Ollama — and more, all in one window.
Run them side by side, or hand a task from one to the next. Everything you already use comes with you — no migration, no copying.
Private memory per agent — with a shareable context they draw on.
Every agent remembers its own work. The decisions that matter are shared, so the next agent already knows what came before. You decide what's private and what's shared.
Sensorium runs on your hardware. We don't have a cloud.
Your code, your prompts, your memory — none of it leaves your machine unless you point an agent at a remote model. Open source at v1, end to end.
No Monday-morning resets.
Your week's context is still there when you come back to it — across every agent, every provider.Your skills, your tools, your prompts, the way you've already set things up — it all comes with you. Drop in what you use; Sensorium reads it the way your tools already expect. No migration, no copying, no fork-and-rebuild.
Sensorium is built so an agent can do its job without ever holding your secrets. API keys, OAuth tokens, and the folders that keep them are hard-blocked from agent reads. Risky actions stop and wait for your explicit approval. And when you want a harder wall, run an agent inside a sealed container — one toggle, always your choice.
Sensorium is a native desktop app — fast, lean, and built to last. It ships under Apache 2.0, so you can read every line, audit it end to end, and fork the whole thing if you ever need to. No lock-in, by construction.
Sensorium is built by one developer — Nicholaus Hiatt — full-time, in public. The memory works today. The local-first core works today. The license is public now — Apache 2.0; the code lands with v1, when the whole thing is honest — every provider, no asterisks.
We'll show you exactly what Sensorium does, and what it guarantees today. We won't publish how it works under the hood until v1 ships.
That's not secrecy for its own sake. The architecture is the part a funded competitor could copy in a weekend, and a solo project doesn't get to hand that away early. When v1 lands, it's all open — read it, audit it, fork it. Until then, judge us on what's real and proven, not on a whitepaper.
Providers, infrastructure, funders, sponsors, design partners — if you want a hand in where Sensorium goes, there's a way in. Tell us who you are and we'll take the right first conversation.
Own that placement and reach every developer the day they open Sensorium. The featured experience runs on your credits and your distribution — so it scales with you, not off our keys.
Solo. Full-time. In the open — and the email below is mine, not a support inbox.
“I built Sensorium because I was tired of pasting context between tools and watching every Monday wipe the week. It's the workspace I wanted: every provider in one window, every agent that remembers and builds on the last, everything local.”
Nicholaus Hiatt · [email protected]
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