Two directions. Most people mash them together
There are two wires here. They do different jobs, and they travel opposite ways.
Two directions.
Most people mash them together.
There are two wires here. They do different jobs, and they travel opposite ways.
One brings your AI to DreamerOS. The other lets DreamerOS reach into the accounts you already own.
Tell them apart and the rest of this page is easy. So here they are, plainly, including the parts that are not built yet.
Your AI connects to us.
That wire is free.
Claude. ChatGPT. Cursor. VS Code. Codex. Windsurf. They do the thinking. That part is theirs and it stays theirs.
DreamerOS hands them three things they do not have on their own. A memory that lives outside them. A check on the answer. And a receipt for what happened.
Here is what that feels like. Decide something in Cursor on Tuesday. Ask ChatGPT on Thursday. It already knows.
This wire is free, and we think it should stay free. You should not have to pay to stop repeating yourself.
Do not take our word for it.
Read it yourself.
The wire coming in is not a sales pitch. It is a public document, and any AI system can read it in one request.
That document names every real way in. Four ways work today. An older, fifth way is listed too, marked broken, because we do not hide the things that do not work.
The same document used to undersell what DreamerOS can do. That is fixed now. Honesty runs both ways. We do not round ourselves up, and we do not round ourselves down.
We reach into your tools.
We read from many. We write to eight.
Reading is wide. Writing is narrow. That gap is deliberate.
Eight actions can change something in an account of yours. Eight. Here they all are, with nothing rounded up and nothing left out.
A ninth one drafts email and stops. It never sends. More on that below, because it is a promise rather than a limitation.
One wire is useful.
Both wires is the point.
Each wire on its own is a convenience. Together they are the thing you cannot get anywhere else.
Here is the plainest version. It reads the error in Sentry. Then it files the issue in GitHub. You did not carry anything between the two.
What it does not do yet.
Said out loud, so the rest can be trusted.
This is the part most pages leave off. We think it is the part that makes the other parts worth reading.
Nothing below is coming next week. When one of these changes, this beat changes with it, and not a day earlier.
Bring the AI you already use.
See what it feels like to be known.
The coming-in wire is free, so start there. Connect the tool you already have open.
Ask it something on Tuesday. Ask a different tool on Thursday. If Thursday already knows about Tuesday, you have felt the whole idea.
Then, and only then, decide whether the going-out wire is worth anything to you.