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Msty Go — Bounded AI agents

Give AI agents a clear job and boundary.

Msty Go highlighted within the Msty product system Msty Go application interface

What it does

Msty Go is the new name for Msty Claw. It is an autonomous task runner built around explicit folders, isolated execution, reviewable work, and model choice. Mission Control can coordinate specialized agents while you stay in charge of the boundary.

Purpose-built for the work around it.

Clear capabilities, a defined role, and deployment choices you can evaluate for yourself or your team.

01

Bounded task agents

Point each agent at the right project, folder, or isolated environment instead of handing it the whole machine.

02

Reviewable execution

Run work locally for speed, or inside Docker or Podman when the job calls for tighter boundaries.

03

Mission Control

Break a larger task into coordinated helpers, watch approvals as they happen, and review results from one place.

04

Memory Bank

Keep the active task organized while it moves, then save decisions and preferences so good context survives between runs.

05

Playbooks

Turn a run that worked into a repeatable playbook instead of re-explaining the same task every time.

06

Tasks & shortcuts

Schedule recurring jobs and turn common instructions into quick slash commands.

07

Tools & context

Connect MCP servers and external tools, then scout the most relevant files before a run starts.

08

Mobile direction

Check progress, approve decisions, and direct work from Msty Go when you are away from the desktop.

At a glance

Msty Go

Desktop agentMobile companionLocal + cloud modelsSchedules and skills

Deployment

Runs close to the work, with folder-scoped access and optional local model execution.

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Official extensions to get you started, community creations to explore, or build your own without leaving Msty Go.

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