One view for
human+agent product teams.
Synclair gives your product one browsable surface — design system, components, knowledge, codebase map, and AI setup, live from the repo. Humans get visibility. Agents get context. Both stay aligned because they're reading the same place.
Humans and AI build in the same repo —
but no one can see the shape of it.
You can't see which skills and agents are in play, and AI-written code quietly drifts from your system's rules of composability. There's no shared picture of what humans or agents are actually doing — so the two fall out of alignment. Synclair draws that shape: one surface where the whole repo's structure, work, and rules are visible to both.
Four steps from repo
to a living project surface.
Add Synclair to your repo
One clone drops a synclair/ folder into your repository — versioned in git, right beside your code. Nothing about your app changes.
Diggers discover and map your view, backend, docs and AI setup
Intake agents read your code, tokens, PRDs, and Figma, then map it all — components cataloged, tokens traced, briefs distilled. It starts full, not blank.
Your repo gets its own dashboard and registry for humans + agents
The whole project becomes one browsable surface. People explore it, agents load it — the same place, always current.
Stewards keep what you build in sync with Synclair’s view
As you build, steward agents keep the library, docs, and tokens healthy, and git keeps the surface aligned with your code — every commit, both ways.
A team of nerds
that work for your repo.
Specialist agents seed the hub from what you already have, then keep it healthy as you build. Four crews, each with a job.
One surface,
everything the project knows.
A cheerful freeloader
that mooches off tools you already have.
No platform to log into, no servers to babysit. Synclair lives in your repo, piggybacks on git and GitHub to stay in sync, and lets your AI agent do the heavy lifting. It brings the context; everything else, it borrows. Engineless, on purpose.
It's a repo app
Plain files committed inside your project. Nothing to deploy, no database to run — the repo is the app.
Git & GitHub keep it in sync
No server, no accounts. Every change is a commit; sync is just pull and push. GitHub is the backbone the whole hub rides on.
Your agent is the engine
Synclair brings the context, not the compute. Bring your own AI agent — it reads the hub and does the work. Engineless, in the best way.
Every fact lives once in git and projects two ways — a page a person browses and a machine-readable form an agent loads. No server, no accounts; sync is pull/push.
Yours to take anywhere.
It's plain files in your repo. No lock-in, no platform to log into — fork it, host it, or read it straight from the folder.
Two paths in.
Start from Synclair
Clone it as the foundation for something new. The hub is your project's front door from commit one.
Drop it beside your code
Add it next to an existing repo. Intake agents dig through what you have and fill the hub — it starts full, not blank.