00 Meet Mori

MORI

Self-learning intelligence, built to act for you.

She lives on your machine, operates your computer, and checks her own work.

Mori, drawn in ice blue line, between the macOS and Windows marks

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Native tools

Files, terminal, browser, documents, screen control.

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Platforms

macOS 13 and later. Windows 10 and 11.

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Model providers

Or a local Ollama server with no key at all.

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On your own keys

The app is free. Plans add managed models and larger caps.

01  What she does

She does the work, then proves it.

Give her the whole job in one sentence. She plans it, does it on your machine, and checks the result before she tells you it is done.

Builds and ships

Whole projects, written to your real disk. She runs them in named terminals that persist, and opens a live preview of what she builds. Below is one build, from the ask to the last screenshot.

  • Multi-file projects on disk
  • Named persistent terminals
  • A live preview of the pages she builds
  • Designer mode for pages and screens

A replay of a real Mori build of Tempo, a kanban board with a marketing page. In 30 minutes and 43 seconds she checked 3 sources, wrote 11 files, ran 7 commands and opened 5 previews.

Build me a complete, premium web app called Tempo in the folder …/tempo: a kanban project board with drag and drop between columns, keyboard shortcuts (n for a new card, / to search, arrow keys to move focus between cards), search and label filters, dark and light mode, and everything saved in localStorage. Put a polished marketing landing page in front of it with a monthly and yearly pricing toggle. Make it look like a real product, not a template, and open the preview when it works.

Drawn from the step log of a real 31 minute build and shown in about 40 seconds. The code and the previews are from the finished files. One cleanup command we refused is left out.

$ node /tmp/tempo-check.js

  • 34 more checks passed
  • okyearly: Team is $120 (12 x 10) per seat / year
  • okyearly: Studio is $490 (49 x 10) flat / year
  • okyearly: every price changed, none left monthly
  • okyearly: saving derived as 2 months free
  • okyearly: change announced to the live region

39 passed, 0 failed

Checks her own work

The build above ends on a harness she wrote for it: 39 checks on the board and the pricing toggle, all passing. Her review then found three real bugs and fixed them, and her last line said the tests had not run again since.

  • A verification line after every change
  • Claims checked again against your disk
  • No done on an edit nothing has run
  • A review pass before the handover

Answers to you

You set the leash. The autonomy ladder runs from Guided to Commander. When she asks, the card shows the real choices, and Stop never answers for you. Memory lives in files you can read.

  • Autonomy: Guided, Trusted, Commander
  • Permission cards with the real choices
  • File-based memory you can read
  • 9 providers, or local Ollama
GuidedShows file changes as a diff first, and confirms the risky commands it recognises.
TrustedRuns routine work, and confirms the risky actions it recognises.
CommanderFull autonomy, for a time-boxed window.
02  New in 1.39

What is new.

The engine work behind this release, with its numbers. Mac is on 1.39.1 and Windows is on 1.39.3.

Read the changelog

  • One mode that does the whole ask

    Build is the new default. In one prompt Mori researches what she needs, puts up a plan, builds it, runs it and checks it, without stopping to ask you to switch modes. Research and building used to be separate jobs. Now they are one turn.

  • Five depths of thinking

    Instant runs on Haiku 4.5, Quick on Sonnet 5, and Balanced, Deep and Max on Opus 5.5, each step thinking longer before it acts. Small talk always drops to the quick model, so you pay for depth only when the work needs it.

  • Every model call streams

    The engine now streams every call end to end. Her reasoning reaches the screen as she has it, a provider that goes quiet is caught the moment it does, and a long turn never sits on a frozen screen.

  • Builds that finish

    A long write is never cut off by a clock: a call ends only when the provider goes silent, a write cut short is retried with room to finish, and a build with plan steps left carries on by itself. Stop still ends any turn within a second, even when a tool never answers.

  • A command check that cannot be frozen or fooled

    Every command passes a safety reader that now fails closed: anything too long or tangled to read is refused with a way forward, never run unread. Against 1.38 on 65,624 inputs it is never weaker, and 3,111 inputs that froze or crashed the old reader now answer in under 110 ms.

  • Proof only from what you could see

    When Mori checks her own work, text counts only if it is really on screen, console errors count across the whole journey, and every journey starts from a clean page. Eight ways a check could pass on something you would never see are closed, each tested in a real browser.

  • One sentence, one step

    A direct order like start the dev server, run the tests or install a package is done, checked once and answered in a line. Starting a server went from nine model calls and nearly two minutes to two calls and about ten seconds.

  • Cheaper every release

    This release cuts the cost of the same work again: a simple order costs about five cents once the conversation is warm, where starting a server cost $0.73, and small fixes take 15% fewer model calls. Every release from here will cut the price of the same work, and the notes will say by how much.

03  Every surface
The Mori app icon

One brain. Every surface.

Pair once. The desktop, your iPhone, your Chrome and your chats share one memory and one set of approvals.

The Studio Mori desktop app after building a product page, with Mori's view of the page, a one-line summary of her steps, and a live preview beside it
Mori Link on an iPhone: its home screen, with Ask Mori, Link and Settings, and what Mori can do on your computer from your phone
  • The desktop app

    Where the work runs, on Mac or Windows: your files, your terminal, your screen, your keys.

    Download

  • Mori Link

    On your iPhone. Pair once with a 6-digit code, then run tasks on your computer from anywhere.

    About Mori LinkApp Store

  • Mori Chrome

    A side panel in the Chrome you already use, signed in as you.

    About Mori ChromeChrome Web Store

  • Discord and Telegram

    Your own bots, answering to you by account ID, with the same approvals.

    How the bots work

04  Install

One line installs her.

The script fetches the latest build, installs it, and opens it, and the app updates itself in place from then on. Prefer a normal download? The download page has the DMG and the Windows installer.

~curl -fsSL https://studiomori.ai/install.sh | sh

Downloads the notarized app, installs to /Applications, and opens it. Apple Silicon.

05  Rates
06  Begin