Software · Research

Platforms for
agentic development.

CHYNJ builds software for work that does not belong inside one model, one cloud, or one machine. Start with the tools you need. Keep the ability to change the rest.

// KAPTAIN

Your models, tools and agents.
One runtime, on your own machines.

Local models, cloud APIs and the Claude Code and Codex CLIs in one picker, with one set of tools, one approval gate and a record of every step.

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Install

Linux

64-bit Linux on Intel, AMD or ARM, any distribution. If the installer asks, add Kaptain to your PATH, then run kaptain start; setup opens in your browser.

macOS

macOS 12 or later, Apple silicon or Intel. Run it in Terminal. If the installer asks, add Kaptain to your PATH, then run kaptain start; setup opens in your browser.

Windows

Download for Windows

Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit. Run the file and setup opens in your browser. If Windows SmartScreen warns, choose More info, then Run anyway.

Installing means you accept the Terms. Every step, for every platform: Kaptain Docs.

Ask once. Kaptain runs the tools you allow and shows you every step.
// A NOTE FROM CHYNJ

The dominant software model asks you to rent the workflow, accept the defaults, and stay inside the boundary. Agentic systems need the opposite: the freedom to route, connect, inspect, and change.

// WHY CHYNJ

Agentic systems should be able to move: between models, between environments, and between the tools that make a workflow useful.

We build for that movement. Local where it helps. Cloud where it earns its place. Software that stays understandable when the workflow grows.

// CURRENT PLATFORMS

One ecosystem.
Practical tools.

One product, built to build the rest.

01 · AGENT ECOSYSTEM OS KaptainBuild agents, connect them through a communication layer, assign work across models, and keep the flow visible. Explore
// BUILT WITH KAPTAIN · FOR CHYNJ

Kaptain builds.
These are receipts.

Working apps, each built end to end with Kaptain — and each runs locally on your own devices, where Kaptain can drive it. A controllable ecosystem: Kaptain drives them over their local APIs. Every one is being prepared as a free, open release; repo and README links land on these cards as they ship.

Konvertex Scripts become studio-grade audio — neural voices online, Kokoro offline. Runs on your machine; Kaptain drives it like a teammate. repo & readme — at release Konnect+ Scan a business card, own the contact data, decide where it moves next. Local-first capture; Kaptain picks up the follow-through. repo & readme — at release Tx TexEd A local, Overleaf-style LaTeX editor with a control API — Kaptain edits, compiles and reviews documents through it as a team member. repo & readme — at release Beatbot Your lossless music library, self-hosted on your own tailnet — one binary, a Spotify-style web player your phone installs as an app. repo & readme — at release Kapsion A private media library and TV controller — one responsive interface for your trusted devices, with a native Android shell. repo & readme — at release Kv Kaptain Voice Speech in, speech out — a separate voice channel that connects to a Kaptain and lets you talk to it. Wake-word, per-user voice profiles. work in progress
… More on the way  
// CHYNJ INSIGHTS

Research for the
agent ecosystem.

We publish the reasoning behind the products: token economics, model routing, agent communication, secured interaction, and the systems required to make agentic development sustainable.

WHITEPAPER The Agent Ecosystem OSA practical architecture for connected, model-agnostic agents. Read ESSAY Token Costs Are Becoming an Operating IssueWhy recurring agentic workloads make model routing an architectural concern. Read RELEASE NOTES Kaptain release notesWhat changed in each release. Read

Start with the platform that fits.

Build the workflow you need now. Keep the ability to change how it runs later.

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