Say it. Foreman reads it back before it acts.
Push-to-talk from your desk or your phone. Every spoken command is turned into a plain sentence with its project and its risk, and anything risky waits for a spoken or tapped yes.
“Start the next task. Approve the safe edits.”
Your agents, in your pocket.
Foreman runs on your machine. Your phone reaches it over your private tailnet, so you can ask what a worker is doing, approve a paused command or start the next task from wherever you are.
- Push-to-talk on iPhone, one tap per turn
- Every command read back with its project and risk
- Remote access is opt-in, and never on the open internet
Eleven steps between your voice and anything happening.
The two that matter most are near the end: you see what Foreman understood, and you confirm it before it runs.
- Capture audio
- Detect silence
- Transcribe
- Normalize the transcript
- Classify the intent
- Extract names and numbers
- Resolve the project
- Evaluate the risk
- Show the interpreted command
- Confirm, if required
- Execute
Talk to it like a foreman.
Projects answer to their aliases: “poly stack” finds Polystack Studio. Foreman asks a short question only when two projects are equally likely.
Projects
- “Open Polystack Studio.”
- “Pause the ecommerce project.”
- “Show blocked projects.”
Tasks
- “Create a task to improve Boolean cleanup.”
- “Move the test task to high priority.”
- “Add a constraint: do not modify import code.”
Workers
- “What is worker C1 doing?”
- “Why is the Genesis worker blocked?”
- “Restart the failed worker.”
Quick enough to talk to.
- 0.79 sFastest measured spoken reply, down from two to four seconds
- Push, hold or listenPush-to-talk, hold-to-talk, the menu-bar microphone or continuous listening
- “Foreman”The default wake phrase. Change it to anything you like.
Stop babysitting. Start supervising.
Put every AI agent you run behind one review loop.
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