The jatstack family

Documentation for every tool in the stack.

A family of small, composable tools for running agentic dev work — from the desktop you sit at to the compute your agents run on. Each one works standalone; together they cover a full agent-driven dev loop. Looking for the complete list? See the full tool reference.

jat the flagship

The agentic dev IDE — multi-agent orchestration for real work. Spawn, coordinate, and track fleets of agents partitioned by file so they never conflict — task queue, signals, leases, and a live board.

curl -fsSL jat.tools/install | sh Read the docs

The supporting cast

jst The agent-proven SvelteKit starter you scaffold a new app on. use as a GitHub template → npm install jat-pilot Drive your own browser — consent-scoped agent automation. jat install pilot jat-secret Encrypted credential vault across every machine in the fleet. jat install secret jat-appliance The box — one machine turned into a private compute + inference node. jat install appliance jatstation An opinionated agentic Linux desktop — the workstation layer. curl -fsSL jat.tools/jomarchy | sh jat.run The fabric — many appliances pooled behind one tailnet endpoint. jat install run

The loop

How they fit together

Start at the flagship, end on the mesh — pick up any tool on its own where you need it.

  1. jat
  2. jst
  3. jat-pilot
  4. jat-secret
  5. jat-appliance
  6. jatstation
  7. jat.run

2 + 2 = 5

jat orchestrates. jst is the framework you build on, pilot drives your browser, secret resolves the keys, appliance and run take the heavy compute. jatstation is the desk it all runs on. Every tool stands alone — but the whole assumes its parts, and adds up to more than the sum of them.

Source for every tool lives under github.com/jatstack.