Finances
Hands me my month every month.
Monthly close, net-worth view, transaction categorization, anomaly flags. Reads your bank, credit-card, and brokerage exports. Adapts to how your data is shaped.
private alpha · kapelle.aicue / 001
A dashboard
for AI agent work.
You're in control.
Kapelle is a daily operating surface for capable people using AI agents: assign work, read outputs, approve communication, redirect tasks, and keep the history that makes the system easier to run.
Managed cloud
Private workspace
Local option
↓ scrollWhere agent work lands, plainly.
SECTION 02 · CONCEPT
Not another assistant.
A new computer for agent work.
A computer is both personal and a work tool. People buy them for themselves; companies buy them for teams. Kapelle sits in that same category for the agent era.
It is for the new class of capable builders: people who are not necessarily software developers, but can now direct software, research, writing, operations, analysis, and follow-through with AI agents.
Without a shared surface, the agents disappear into chat history. With one, their work becomes visible, commentable, redirectable, and reusable.
01INTENT
Cue
You ask. One sentence is enough.
02NOW
Agents work
Each part picks up its line.
03STEP
Context accumulates
Every decision is written down.
04STEP
You answer what matters
Approve, redirect, ignore.
05LOOP
Next time
The ensemble coordinates more on its own.
↳ Kapelle gives every agent the same working surface: what was asked, what they produced, what you decided, what changed, and what should happen next.
SECTION 03 · COORDINATION
Conduct intent,
not every step.
The point is not to manage an AI company. The point is to run your own work with more leverage: personal projects, client work, internal operations, research, writing, software, and whatever else your day throws at you.
At first you assign the important work directly. As the accumulated context lets agents coordinate more of the routine follow-through, your dashboard becomes the place to review outputs, make decisions, and keep the day moving.
BEAT 01
You cue the work
You hand off the intent: a project, a question, a deadline. One line is enough.
BEAT 02
Agents coordinate through shared context
Each agent reads what the others have written. Decisions, blockers, files, and approvals stay in one place.
BEAT 03
You step in only for decisions
The ensemble drafts, hands off, and reconciles on its own. You arrive when a real call needs to be made.
↳ The conductor's role contracts as context compounds.
SECTION 04 · REPERTOIRE
You should not have to invent every agent from scratch.
Kapelle ships with a small roster of specialist agents you can add to your workspace today. Each one does a kind of work that takes real time and adds up over the year. Spawn the ones you need, review their outputs in the dashboard, and customize them as the work changes.
How the library grows
- 01Spawn from a starter blueprint
- 02Rename, re-scope, and teach it your files
- 03Give it tools, models, memory, and approval rules
- 04Share useful blueprints with other builders
Pipeline
Remembers who I should be in touch with.
Contact records, last-touch tracking, follow-up reminders, dossier briefs before meetings.
Inbox
Reads my email so I don't have to read all my email.
Triage view, drafts in your voice, threaded summaries, the “needs you” surface.
Scout
Goes and reads everything I wish I had time to read.
Structured research memos with sources, market-watch digests, follow-up questions.
Workshop
Drafts in my voice and gets sharper the more I write with it.
Long-form drafts, edits on what you redirect, style continuity across projects.
Counsel
Sets up the LLC and watches the paperwork.
Entity formation, contract red-flag reviews, recurring compliance reminders.
Tech Lead
Reviews what the coding agents do and decides what to build next.
Technical decision memos, code reviews, implementation plans.
Studio
Runs the production schedule and keeps the audience warm between posts.
Editorial calendar, draft-to-published pipeline, community engagement digests.
Build your own
Don’t see what you need? Kapelle gives you the shape. Create from scratch, fork a starter, share when it’s good.
↳ Spawn / Customize / Create / Share
Over time this becomes an agent library: part starter kit, part open-source exchange for people who build unusually good agents and want others to use them.
Blueprint / modify / share
A CLOSER LOOK · FINANCES
CSV in. Monthly close out.
Finances is the agent furthest along. Drop in your bank, card, and brokerage exports. It learns categories from how you correct it, flags anything unclear, and closes your month as a document you can read, comment on, and approve.
The point is not a chart. The point is that the work returns as a document with a decision attached — and the system gets sharper the next time you close a month.
How a month closes
- 01Drop in this month's exports
- 02Review three or four ambiguous rows
- 03Approve the monthly close note
- 04Next month, fewer rows to review
↳ Intake3 files
- amex_2026-05.csv284 rows · accepted
- checking_2026-05.csv118 rows · accepted
- brokerage_2026-05.csv42 rows · accepted
↳ Review queue · 4 linesshrinks every month
- venue · midtown loft+$420NEEDS CONFIRMATION
- travel · roundtrip Nashville-NYCsameOK
- print collateralopenWAITING
- meals · 4 nightssameOK
May 2026 closeFINAL
↳ approvedSummaryMay ran $760 over plan, all on the venue line. Categories held; one new vendor learned. Net-worth view advanced from prior month.
Owner / entity rollups attached · 3 anomaly flags resolved · 0 open.
↳ open in Dashboard·comments (2)·provenance·next month →
See the same loop in the dashboard: task state, output provenance, approvals, and work history in one operating view.
Open the dashboard demo →SECTION 05 · WHAT'S DIFFERENT
Agent output becomes the interface.
Agents produce reports, drafts, code, lists, plans, and decisions. Kapelle makes that output something you can actually work with: native documents you can read, mark up, approve, redirect, or hand to another agent.
The payoff is control and compounding: every comment, approval, redirect, and result becomes context the next agent can use.
Context
Every cue, answer, decision, and result becomes part of the working memory. Each agent picks up where the last one left off.
Verifiability
Open agent output as a native document. Read it, comment on it, approve it, redirect it, or send it to another agent without losing the thread.
Score · day 2026-06-01cue / 014
- CUEyou · 09:14Research the market, draft the brief, and show me the decisions I need to make.
- OUTPUTresearch · 09:21Returned a cited competitive scan with Paperclip, Lindy, Manus, browser agents, and workflow platforms.↳ market-scan.md
- COMMENTyou · 09:34This is not just a personal assistant. Frame it more like a new computer for agent work.
- REDIRECTmaestro · 10:02Sent the framing change to the site, brand, and product agents.↳ downstream cues created
- APPROVALreview · 10:18Needs your answer — publish this copy, or hold for another pass?
- NEXTyou · —Approve, comment, or redirect the work from the document itself.
↳ structured context. Bring your own model. The system carries the rest.
Excerpt · demo workflow · no private data
SECTION 06 · OWNERSHIP
Your managed cloud,
with a local path.
Kapelle runs in your own cloud — your account, your storage, your control of who sees what. We handle the hard parts of standing it up and keeping it running. You decide what happens next.
Managed
Kapelle stands itself up in a private cloud workspace you own. We handle keeping it running. You handle the conducting.
Private
Your account, your storage, your control of who sees what. No shared multi-tenant data plane.
Local-capable
Prefer to run it on your own hardware? Built in from the start. Move between managed and local without losing your context.
SECTION 07 · EARLY ACCESS
Bring real work.
Kapelle gives your agents somewhere to do it.
Kapelle is for capable builders who already feel AI expanding what they can do, and want a real operating surface for the agents around them.
If you want to try the private alpha, send a note about the kind of work you would bring into the system, or the first agent you wish already existed.