Synartesis

An undo layer for AI agents.

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An undo layer for AI agents.

4 followers

An agent runs twenty steps and gets step seven wrong. Synartesis records every tool call with the state it replaced, puts that state back on one command, and refuses to let an agent do unsupervised what nobody can undo.

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Launch tags:Open Source•SaaS•Artificial Intelligence

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Hey PH 👋 I built Synartesis. It sits between an agent and the tools it uses, and before anything gets overwritten it reads and stores what was there. When the agent gets it wrong, one command puts it back. Anything that genuinely can't be reversed — sending an email, say — it stops and holds until a person approves it. The part I'm proudest of isn't the undo. It's the refusal: if you edited that file after the agent did, restoring the old version would destroy your work. So it checks first, refuses, and shows you both versions. Free, MIT, runs on your machine. npm i -g synartesis — or there's a desktop app. I'm here all day. Tell me what breaks.

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