Conexus Desktop. Honest status, labeled line by line.
Conexus Desktop is the go-to-market edition of the Conexus agentic software-delivery control plane: shared memory for AI agents, collision-free coordination across them, and independent, evidence-gated verification of everything they produce. Generate quickly. Verify independently. Promote only with evidence.
A control plane, not a chat wrapper.
Conexus Desktop keeps only what makes Conexus a control plane — agent coordination, persistent memory, and independent verification — and packages it as a desktop application your team installs and runs. It exists to solve three pains AI-assisted teams already feel: amnesiac sessions, colliding workers, and unproven work. The full architecture and its evidence boundary are in the white paper.
Available today. And what is still ahead.
"Available today" capabilities run in the founder-operated Conexus deployment that builds and verifies this very site. Desktop packaging and go-to-market features carry their own labels. Nothing on this page is undated vapor: planned items carry no dates because we have not committed to any.
Running in production today
In the founder-operated deployment, continuously exercised.
- LiveShared brainPersistent operational memory that survives every agent session — decisions, facts, and evidence in one queryable store.
- LiveMulti-agent coordinationCollision-free work claims across Claude, Codex, Grok, and Kimi agents on one codebase.
- LiveEvidence-gated verificationDeterministic gates with signed evidence; consequential work cannot advance unproven.
- LiveHuman-in-the-loop controlsRisk tiers R0–R3 with mandatory human approval for higher-risk actions.
- LiveGitLab CI integrationFailure signatures, repair queue, and remediation with a six-outcome contract.
On the way to launch
Desktop packaging and go-to-market capabilities, labeled honestly.
- In flightElectron desktop shellWindows-first installer; migration underway (6 of 38 stories landed — all server-side seams). No runnable desktop app yet.
- Built-but-gatedIdentity substrateUsers, policies, and tokens modeled at the brain gateway; the Active Directory / Entra ID layer builds on this seam.
- PlannedEnterprise identityDirect AD / Entra ID connection with IAM-style users, groups, roles, and policies.
- PlannedMore CI/CD providersGitHub Actions, Azure DevOps, and Jenkins adapters behind one contract.
- PlannedmacOS & Linux installersWindows ships first; other platforms follow.
Every claim links to its proof.
White paper
Evidence-gated agentic development: the architecture, the claims register, and the limitations section — in full.
AnalysisReport PDF
The full analytical report: engineering lineage, architecture, and assurance strategy.
SourcesReferences
Every external source cited by the white paper, from protocols to independent measurement studies.
Pre-release questions, answered straight.
When does Conexus Desktop launch?
No date is promised. The status register above is the commitment mechanism: as items move from planned to in flight to live, this page changes. Waitlist members hear first.
What do waitlist members get?
First access at launch, founding pricing (50% off year one for the first 10 companies — see pricing), and a direct line to the founder during onboarding.
Is any of Conexus available for free?
Yes. The reusable AI layer at the core of Conexus is open source under the MIT license — $0, forever. The white paper describes how it fits the platform.
Who is Conexus Desktop for?
Platform teams at engineering organizations of 100–1,000+ engineers already running multiple AI agents, who need coordinated, verified, auditable AI-assisted delivery rather than another per-seat assistant.
See it before it ships.
Join the waitlist with your team size and the agents you already run. Founding pricing is limited to the first 10 companies.