The cloud for small software

It doesn't just work.
Garland Works.

Small software — the purpose-built tools you and your team actually need. Garland Bot builds them, Garland Works runs them, and you share them as easily as a Google Doc — no cloud complexity to wrestle.

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Garland Bot

Online

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On it — pulling context from your LLM Wiki and fanning the work out…
  • Fanned work out across models
  • Verify step gated the merge
  • Shipped to production

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Garland Bot is typing

Built by an agentRuns in one placeShared like a Google Doc

Build it, run it, share it

One agent. Everything small software needs to ship.

Garland Bot builds the tool — the LLM Wiki, OOB Skills, and Conductor give it context, capability, and a home to run and be shared from.

The agent

Garland Bot

The friendly agent that builds your small software. Hand it a goal and it fans the work out across models, runs verify steps that gate what ships, and delivers the purpose-built tool your team needs.

  • Fans work out across models
  • Verify steps gate what ships
  • Any provider, any step

Context management

LLM Wiki

A living knowledge base generated from your repo — so every tool Garland Bot builds knows your team, your data, and your conventions. It learns from every run, senses its own drift, and repairs itself, proposing the fix as a pull request while a committed benchmark holds retrieval quality steady.

  • Learns from every run
  • Repairs drift, proposes a PR
  • Retrieval held by a benchmark

Bootstrapping

OOB Skills

Thirteen out-of-the-box skills that stand up real capability on day one. One command seeds any repo, and Garland Bot composes them into workflows — bootstrapping small software in minutes, not months.

  • Thirteen skills, ready to run
  • One command seeds any repo
  • Compose into workflows

Orchestration

Conductor

A desktop control center and IDE for Garland Works — the home your small software runs in and gets shared from. Connect GitHub, watch ten live gauges as Garland Bot works, steer it, and hand a tool to a colleague as easily as a Google Doc — all local-first.

  • Watch ten live gauges
  • Run & share from one home
  • Local-first, your hardware

Self-healing loop

Context that repairs itself.

Knowledge decays the moment the repo moves on. The LLM Wiki watches for that drift, fixes what fell behind, and hands you the change as a pull request — never merging itself.

Step 1

Detect

Senses its own drift and flags the docs that went stale or were never used.

Step 2

Repair

Regenerates the context that fell behind from the repo as it stands today.

Step 3

Propose a PR

Opens a pull request with the fix on a weekly loop — you stay in control of the merge.

Observability

Ten gauges on every run.

Conductor turns each session into something you can watch. Ten live gauges read out as Garland Bot works, so nothing happens in the dark.

Team usage auditing is on the roadmap — a shared view of who ran what, coming as Garland Works grows past a single seat.

  • Tokens
  • Status
  • Milestones
  • Blast radius
  • Complexity
  • Heal timeline
  • Index map
  • Plan graph
  • Task canvas
  • Evolution timeline
Early access

Put Garland Bot to work.

Request early access to the cloud for small software. One quiet email when it's your turn — no newsletter, no churn.

Prefer email? hello@garland.works