Executive Function as a Service
Stop babysitting
your AI.
OpenKoi thinks.
AI coding tools generate a first draft and leave you to fix it. OpenKoi deliberates through a Sovereign-Parliament cognitive stack — iterating until quality thresholds are met.
Single Rust binary. Zero dependencies. Any model.
The status quo
Current AI coding tools generate output and stop. You become the reviewer, the debugger, the QA team — on top of being the developer.
Manual iteration
You re-prompt corrections 3–5 times per task. The AI generates; you iterate.
Wasted tokens
You pay for rounds of manual back-and-forth that a system should handle automatically.
Lost learnings
Patterns from today's work vanish tomorrow. You re-teach the same corrections every session.
OpenKoi thinks before it acts
Instead of generating and stopping, OpenKoi runs a full cognitive pipeline. A Sovereign directive guides deliberation through a Parliament of agencies — then executes, evaluates, and learns from every outcome.
CLI Native
<10ms startup. ~5MB memory. Single static binary. Pipe stdin, get structured output.
Model Agnostic
Claude, GPT, Gemini, Bedrock, Ollama, or local models. Switch with a flag. No vendor lock-in.
Rust Core
No Python. No Node. No runtime dependencies. Just a single binary that finds your API keys automatically.
Built for
thinkCognitive CLI
Six cognitive commands — think, soul, mind, world, reflect, trust — expose the full deliberation pipeline.
MCPThree-Tier Plugins
MCP tool servers, sandboxed WASM modules, and Rhai scripts. Full hook system.
*.skillOpenClaw Skills
Compatible with the OpenClaw Skill system. Use existing .SKILL.md files.
What changes
From babysitting your AI agent to shipping code that's already been deliberated.
Works with
AI Providers
Integrations
Extensibility
Three steps to ship
Install with one command. Think by describing what you want — OpenKoi discovers your API keys from environment variables, CLI tools, and keychains automatically. Ship code that's already been through the cognitive pipeline.
Install OpenKoi →CLI Reference