Open source today · Quill coming soon

Plan the work. Run the agents. Keep the context.

Membl is the suite around agentic work: plan the project, run agents, verify changes, and recover the knowledge those systems leave behind.

  1. 01
    PlanSweetgrass

    See the work

  2. 02
    RunLantern

    Launch the squad

  3. 03
    VerifyMarsh

    Trust the merge

  4. 04
    RecallQuill

    Find the context

Built around the systems your work and knowledge already touch

Project planningSweetgrass
Claude CodeLantern
OpenAI CodexLantern
GitHub ActionsMarsh
Personal knowledgeQuill

Plan, run, and verify agent work.

Membl is built for teams using coding agents in real repositories. It connects the project board, the local agent runtime, and the CI layer that decides whether work is ready to merge.

Plan

Agent work needs a shared operating surface, not another pile of terminal scrollback.

Sweetgrass turns project work into boards, dashboards, agent queues, memory views, and PR-aware project flow.

Run

Local coding agents are powerful, but repeatability falls apart without session structure.

Lantern launches local agent squads with worktrees, panes, audit state, and repeatable orchestration.

Verify

Agent output still has to pass through real CI before it earns trust.

Marsh keeps GitHub as the queue while running isolated, self-hosted jobs with local cache control.

Recall

The useful context survives, but people forget which file, project, or relationship holds it.

Quill searches by words, meaning, and connection, then returns the evidence behind the answer.

offerings

Four products, one useful suite.

Sweetgrass, Lantern, and Marsh cover the daily loop of agentic software work. Quill is the coming-soon personal search product for recovering the knowledge around that work—and the rest of your digital life.

Sweetgrass

A visual project layer for planning, tracking, and coordinating agent-driven work.

Lantern

A local agent-session runtime for repeatable coding squads on developer machines.

Marsh

A self-hosted CI runner stack for executing GitHub Actions jobs close to your infrastructure.

Quill

Coming-soon personal search for recovering decisions, moments, people, and projects with sources attached.

Use the right tool at the right point.

Start where your workflow is breaking: visibility, local execution, or verification. The suite is useful as individual tools and stronger when those tools run together.

  1. 01

    Agent work needs a shared operating surface, not another pile of terminal scrollback

    Sweetgrass turns project work into boards, dashboards, agent queues, memory views, and PR-aware project flow.

  2. 02

    Local coding agents are powerful, but repeatability falls apart without session structure

    Lantern launches local agent squads with worktrees, panes, audit state, and repeatable orchestration.

  3. 03

    Agent output still has to pass through real CI before it earns trust

    Marsh keeps GitHub as the queue while running isolated, self-hosted jobs with local cache control.

  4. 04

    The useful context survives, but people forget which file, project, or relationship holds it

    Quill searches by words, meaning, and connection, then returns the evidence behind the answer.

Built for agent teams that still need control.

Membl keeps planning visible, execution local when needed, and CI in infrastructure you control. It is not a chatbot wrapper and it is not a vague AI platform. It is the operating surface for coding-agent work.

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4products in the suite
3open source today
Privatepersonal search
CIself-hosted verification
Daytona Startup Grid

startup infrastructure

Built with support from the Daytona Startup Grid.

Membl is a member of the Daytona Startup Grid. The program gives our team access to secure, elastic sandbox infrastructure as we build and verify agentic developer tools.

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security & privacy

Keep agent work inspectable.

Agentic software work touches source code, credentials, project state, and CI systems. Membl tools are designed to keep those boundaries explicit instead of hiding them behind a black-box service.

control

Open-source boundary

The public repos contain the code, licenses, install docs, and issue trackers needed to evaluate each tool directly.

control

No hosted dependency

Sweetgrass, Lantern, and Marsh should remain useful without a Membl account or a hosted control plane.

control

Lantern stays local-first

Lantern coordinates local machines and agent CLIs. Its open-source path should not require a hosted control plane.

control

Marsh stays simple

Marsh keeps GitHub as the queue and source of truth while runner execution stays isolated and self-hosted.

control

No training use

Repository code, project records, CI metadata, and workspace activity are product data for the tool. They are not used to train models.