// why onnie

Built the other way around.

Most tools add AI to a workspace and leave the remembering to you. Onnie builds the workspace around the collaboration — so the context holds and the work moves.

// a workspace with AI added

  • You configure the system before you can work
  • The AI forgets you between sessions
  • Context lives in your head and your paste buffer
  • AI waits to be asked

// onnie

  • You start working in the first session
  • Context is earned once and held
  • Context lives in the workspace, readable by every agent
  • Agents notice, suggest, and run on schedule

// the setup trap

The setup was never supposed to be the job

Install the template, connect the tools, design the structure — and only then, maybe, do the work. Onnie skips the architecture phase: tell it what you're working on and the workspace forms around the work.

// context debt

You pay a context tax every morning. It compounds.

Every re-explaining, every re-paste, every re-orientation costs minutes that become hours that become the project stalling. In Onnie the context is already there — the same project, the same memory, every day.

// pipeline · table
Client
Stage
Owner
Northwind
Proposal
Onnie
Acme Co
Negotiation
You
Belmont
Won
Onnie
// proposal · page
Northwind — Proposal Brief
Scope
Timeline

// questions

Questions? Answers.

Onnie replaces the pattern, not just the tool: instead of a workspace with an AI sidebar, you get a workspace built around agents that already know your work. Many people run Onnie alongside their old tools at first and move work over as the context builds.

// the other way around

Work with something that remembers.