Hamster proposes strategies, turns them into initiatives, and carries the work through to delivery. Your team steers every step.
10 Briefs a month, free. No card needed.
Hamster proposes strategies for your Goal and organizes the chosen approach into Initiatives.
Explore an Initiative through research, prototypes, and designs before Hamster drafts the Briefs.
Your team aligns on the Briefs, then agents build from the Plans and return the work for review.
Bring research, prototypes, designs, and your team’s context into an Initiative. Explore the approach with Hamster, then carry the decisions into linked Briefs.
Read about DiscoveryYour team and agents share the knowledge and working standards that support Direction, Discovery, and Delivery.
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Your team and its agents share product knowledge and the Skills and Methods they use to work. Your team defines and refines those standards.
The Context Graph links your code, documents, and conversations to the work, so Hamster can draw on what your team knows.
Blueprints describe your product, while Briefs and Plans capture the changes your team is working on. People and agents read these shared artifacts.
Skills define specific capabilities, such as code review. Methods define broader processes. Your team shares and refines both, so agents follow the same standards.
Set a Routine to check completed work or propose Blueprint updates on a schedule or workspace event. Your team reviews the proposed changes.
The Hamster CLI syncs Briefs, Plans, product knowledge, and your team’s Methods into your repo. Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex can build from the decisions your team makes.
Explore the Hamster CLIExplore the next change while your coding agents build and teammates review. Hamster keeps the Briefs, Plans, and product knowledge behind that work together.
Explore working togetherCreate Briefs, vote, and ship from Slack.
Watch the agent narrate its work and redirect it mid-run.
Link Initiatives to Goals and review recorded Results against your targets.
Research Agents investigate code, documents, and external sources, then attach their findings to the work.
Fork any message into a sub-thread. Hamster folds the summary back.
Your agents can read and update Hamster context through the CLI or MCP.
Attach files or URLs so Hamster can draw on them and cite the passages it uses.
Hamster keeps document versions and records which Brief version a Plan came from.
Hamster joins the call, captures the decisions, and answers about them later.
Tell Hamster what you want to achieve and share the relevant context. It helps you shape a goal, explore strategies, and propose Initiatives. Research, designs, and prototypes help your team decide what belongs in the Briefs.
Your team sets the direction, shapes Briefs, and reviews the work agents produce. You also define and refine the shared Skills and Methods agents use, so execution follows your team’s standards.
Yes. Start on your own and invite teammates when you want them to contribute. Viewer seats are free.
Hamster generates a Plan from an agreed Brief. Bring the Brief and Plan into Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex through the CLI or MCP, or use a configured Cloud Agent on Team to open a pull request.
Delivery progress and business results are different. Record actuals against your goal’s target, then review them with Hamster alongside the work your team shipped.
Free includes 10 Briefs a month and unlimited viewers. Team is $40 per creator per month with monthly billing and includes cloud delivery. See pricing for annual billing and the full plan details.
Bring your goal and your product context. Start a conversation with Hamster about how to move it forward.
Free for 10 Briefs a month. Solo or with your team.

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