Your product. Powered by agents.
Turn your product into an advanced AI experience without rebuilding the agent layer. Mindwire lets you white-label and customize leading agent harnesses like Codex, Claude Code, and OpenCode through an open-source SDK and runtime.
Reuse their reasoning, planning, tool use, and execution. Add your tools, knowledge, instructions, and goals. Deliver the whole experience in your interface, under your brand.
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- Adapt instead of rebuild. Use native agent capabilities through one integration. Mindwire handles connections, sessions, authentication, and event translation.
- Make it yours. Connect product tools through MCP. Shape the work with your context, instructions, skills, and goals. Keep your brand and interface.
- Turn conversations into action. Let users ask for help inside your product. The agent investigates, updates records, coordinates services, or creates finished work using your tools. Add schedules and app triggers when you need automation.
- Stay in control. Stream progress, handle supported approvals, and run on your own infrastructure. Agent capabilities vary; see the compatibility guide.
Try a conversation inside an example product →
npm install mindwireAuthenticate your agent, then run on
Node.js or Bun from a project containing brief.md. The SDK starts the local runtime.
import { Mindwire } from "mindwire";
const mw = new Mindwire({ agent: "codex" });
try {
const run = await mw.turn({
chatId: "launch",
cwd: process.cwd(),
message: "Build a website from brief.md, create campaign assets, and save a rollout plan.",
});
for await (const event of run) {
if (event.type === "text") process.stdout.write(event.text ?? "");
}
await run.wait();
} finally {
await mw.close();
}Next: connect your tools, stream work into your UI, or use Go / REST.
Mindwire Cloud provides optional hosting. The Mindwire app is a first-party client built on the same runtime. Neither is required for your product.
See Contributing for local development. The runtime, SDKs, website, and Console are Apache-2.0; the Apple app is source-available. License details.
