Multiply yourself.
The second brain for the AI native.
You’re on the list. First-cohort invites go out the first week of August.
First cohort onboards the first week of August.
know you
improve daily
built in
Your AI starts fresh every chat.
The context you already built is stranded across files it cannot reach.
The things you fix keep coming back.
oh my god, that design is just so bad


One system that learns your work and keeps making it sharper.
One loop, every day.
The system in three steps: your AI sessions, the things you send, and your connected services flow into your second brain automatically. The brain files everything into plain, routed files. Every agent then starts briefed and produces your work instead of generic output.
Shedu hands you the upgrade.
Concrete moves, pulled from your own sessions.
this copy reads like AI slop again
Use this anti-slop skill. I can install it.
You hit the same build error in two sessions. Add the fix to your AGENTS.md.
node --test.NODE_OPTIONS=--no-warnings before the build, or it fails.You ran the same steps four times this week. Shedu turns them into one named skill.
You approve what sticks.
The wiki your agents understand.
Plain files in a private Git repo, current as you work.
Your wiki, your models, your data.
Your wiki runs on a private Git repo.
Run your own models.
A Hermes agent manages your wiki.
You own your data.
Join the waitlist.
We onboard the first cohort in the first week of August.
You’re on the list. First-cohort invites go out the first week of August.
What happens when I join?
You get an invite email when the first cohort onboards - the first week of August. Nothing else lands in your inbox.
What does onboarding need from me?
A Mac, the AI tools you already work with, and about 15 minutes.
What will it cost?
The waitlist is free. Shedu is a subscription; you see first-cohort pricing with your invite, before you commit to anything.