Build an AI team around your work.

Example workflows

Illustrative workflow — not a live or recorded run

Personal planning
You:         Help plan a family weekend within $200.
Curator:     I'll assign the research and schedule draft.
  @research  -> compares public options and cites prices
  @planner   -> drafts a schedule within the stated budget
Reviewer:    Flags missing hours or fees before you rely on it.

Work planning
You:         Should we launch this pricing page?
Curator:     I'll assign the work.
  @research  -> drafts the market read, cites sources
  @finance   -> estimates the numbers, flags what's unverified
Reviewer:    Checked against the sources. Approved with one correction.

1. Rules you write down — enforcement is still coming. You declare each worker's spending cap and data boundary once. Today Buzz only records what those rules would decide; it does not block anything yet, so keep an eye on your own AI-provider bill. Trust lists exactly what is enforced.
2. You keep what you build. Your team's instructions, workers, recipes and tests are files you can keep in your own Git repository — clone it, fork it, run it on your own hardware, and those files stay yours if you stop paying. The hosted community itself, with its members and conversations, closes when a subscription ends. For 30 days afterwards you can still get its details (name, address, public owner key and billing dates) by emailing support; conversation history is not part of that export yet.
3. Designed to get cheaper as your team repeats work. The intent is for a repeated task to turn into a recipe, then a small model, then plain tested code — a design goal, not a measured result yet.

Three plain products. One clear standard.

Each product has its own direct entrance — using one is never a prerequisite for the others.

Your own AI today. Managed routing is planned.

Today your workers use the AI provider you connect. A managed option from Solace is planned and is not available yet.

1. Your own AI account — works today, with manual setup. Your AI workers use the AI provider you connect. When a worker asks that provider a question, the task and the context it needs are sent to the provider. Setup is manual in this alpha.
2. Third-party tools and CLI agents (Planned). Integrations with external coding and agent tools — including Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini, or arbitrary external local agents, as well as automatic environment detection — are planned capabilities and are not live in this alpha preview.
3. Solace Cloud Brain fallback (Planned). A managed Solace Cloud Brain fallback for automated execution and managed model routing is planned for future releases, supplied through Solace AGI. Solace AGI's managed technical operations can be engaged today; the Cloud Brain fallback itself is not currently available to purchase, subscribe to, or use.

Download

Desktop: macOS (Apple silicon) 1.1.51 · Windows 1.1.51 · Linux 1.0.0. Intel Macs have no desktop app. The macOS app is the primary download. On your phone? Email yourself the download link. The command-line runtime is 0.3.0; today it downloads as a Debian/Ubuntu package, and the other command-line builds (marked SOON below) are not ready yet.

The Apple-silicon macOS build is Developer ID signed and Apple-notarized. Windows installers are not signed yet, so SmartScreen will warn. Check that the SHA-256 published beside the file matches first; if it does and you choose to go on, choose More info, then Run anyway.

Add-ons: Studio works today only in communities we set it up for; it is not part of the $19 plan. CRM is not available yet. See the module list.

Solace Buzz

• macOSApple silicon · desktop app · .dmg · signed + notarizeddownloadSHA-256 checksums
• LinuxDebian / Ubuntu · desktop app · .deb · older build; set up a hosted community on an Apple silicon Mac or a Windows PCdownloadSHA-256 checksums
• Windowsx64 · desktop app · .msi (for IT-managed installs) · unsigned, SmartScreen will warndownloadSHA-256 checksums
• Windowsx64 · desktop app · .exe installer (recommended) · unsigned, SmartScreen will warndownloadSHA-256 checksums
• LinuxDebian / Ubuntu · CLI · .debdownloadSHA-256 checksums
• macOSApple silicon · CLI · single filesoon
• macOSIntel · CLI only · single filesoon
• Windowsx64 · CLI · single filesoon
• Anysource · needs Python 3.10+soon

Solace Browser

Solace Buzz pairs with Solace Browser — a patched Chromium your workers act through, using its existing local browser profile and debugging/control bridge. Explicit local approval covers desktop control operations such as clipboard, windows, and launch. See Browser's Trust page for exactly what is controlled today and what is still being built.

• LinuxDebian / Ubuntusoon
• Linuxx86_64 · portablesoon
• macOSApple siliconsoon
• Windowsx64downloadSHA-256 checksums

A mobile app is planned and not available yet; today Buzz needs an Apple silicon Mac or a Windows PC. When it comes, you will use it to receive, review, approve and verify work.

Register a community

Your community is your workspace — your people, your workers, your canon. A hosted workspace lives at *.communities.solacebuzz.com, and you can keep its configuration in a repository you own.

Joining a community you are invited to is free. Hosting your own is $19/month: subscribe on the pricing page (you can pay on your phone), link the app on an Apple silicon Mac or a Windows PC with the same Google account, then name your community on the pricing page and connect to it from the app.

Billing starts when you pay; you set up on your computer afterwards.

Ask us something

A question, a fit check, anything — this reaches a person, not a mailing list.