The agent that works natively on sensitive data.
Terminal agents work on your files. This one works on your company too — customers, projects, hours — in a database on your own machine, under the permissions you already have.
$ curl -fsSL https://updates.pirol.ai/cli/install.sh | shWhat it does while you are not there.
You say it once. It keeps doing it — on your servers, on your data.
“Watch this folder. When an invoice is filed there, read it, write it into the database, and match it to the supplier and to the customer project it belongs to.”
booked and attributed before you next open the folder
“Watch sales@. When an enquiry comes in, create the customer, work out which service they are asking for, find what we charged for it last time, and open a deal at that amount.”
a deal on the board before you have read the mail
“Watch our projects. When one passes eighty per cent of its budgeted hours, tell me — with the change request already drafted.”
the overrun arrives as a decision, not as a surprise
“Watch the open invoices. When one is two weeks overdue, put the reminder in front of me, with what that customer has paid and when.”
written and waiting — sending it is still your call
Plug it into the agent you already use.
kyte speaks MCP. Your host starts it as a subprocess and talks JSON-RPC over stdin and stdout — no port, no certificate, no second way in.
$ claude mcp add kyte -- kyte mcp
Sensitive data never travels.
Run the team server.
Agents on every machine send their diffs to one team server — the shared spine your company works on.
Self-hosted
One command on a Mac or a Linux server — it starts on boot and keeps itself up to date.
Install the team serverHosted by pirol
The same server, run and updated for you by pirol — nothing to operate yourself.
Sign up with pirol