AstroCore - AstroCore — The Operating System for AI Agents.

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AstroCore is the AI workspace that brings your agents, chats, memory, tasks, and workflows into one intelligent core. Connect your AI tools, keep context in one place, automate routine work, and manage your AI workforce without jumping between dozens of tabs and platforms. We’re building AstroCore for people who want to move from simply using AI to actually working with it. One Core. Every AI. Infinite possibilities.

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We’re finally live 🚀 AstroCore started from a pretty simple idea: we use more and more AI every day, but somehow our work with AI becomes even more chaotic. Different chats, different tools, different agents, saved information everywhere — and nothing really works as one system. So we decided to build our own solution. AstroCore is our first step toward an AI workspace where you can connect your agents, keep your conversations and memory in one place, organize your workflow, and actually make AI a part of your everyday work. This is still an MVP, and we know there’s a lot to improve. But we wanted to launch it, get it in front of real people, and build it together with the community. If you have a minute, try AstroCore and tell us what you think — what would you change, add, or improve first? Your feedback can literally influence what we build next. ❤️

I’d really appreciate your thoughts on this idea. Do you think it’s worth turning AstroCore into a full SaaS product and investing more time into the design, user experience, and overall system?

Or do you think there isn’t really a need for something like this?

I’d be very grateful for any honest feedback, ideas, or advice. It would really help me understand where to take AstroCore next. ❤️

🚀 Update is live!

AstroCore just got a big update and the product is fully working. You can connect your agent (OpenClaw, Claude or your own API) in 3 clicks, give it a task in chat and get a sourced report with charts right in Reports.

🎥 Quick video walkthrough:

👉 Try it here:

Anyone who wants to test it, jump in! I'd really appreciate honest feedback: what worked, what felt confusing, and what you'd like to see next 🙏