A team you can return to.
Organize agents around responsibilities, with instructions and work history that belong to the project.
A workspace for your AI team
From spark
to follow-through.
Your agents. Your computers. One place to move work forward.
Bring the pieces together, see what’s happening, and stay in control of what happens next.
In active development. Built with intention.
YOUR WORK, CONNECTED01 — ∞
Your agentsA team with a purpose
Your accountsThe services you choose
FuegoYour computersA place to do the work
Your workspaceContext that stays together
Every piece has its place.
You keep the bigger picture.
You keep the bigger picture.
01 Choice in how you work.
02 Visibility as work happens.
03 Control that stays with you.
Give the work a home
Good work needs
more than a prompt.
A useful AI team needs context, a place to work, and a clear way back to you. Fuego brings those pieces into one workspace.
The right place for the job.
Keep the choice of AI account separate from the computer doing the work. Connect the resources that fit your setup.
A clear view of what happened.
Follow progress, review results, and return to the work without piecing together scattered conversations.
Inside the app
A closer look
at Fuego.
Real screens from the working development build. A place for your team, your computers, and a voice that feels like yours.
A home for your AI team.
Find your agents, see their status, and return to the work from one workspace.
Keep the computer in view.
See the assigned agent and current input state, with watching and taking control as separate actions.
Make Ember sound like Ember.
Start with a voice, explore its controls, and save a personal preset in the native Mac app.
Captured from Fuego on October 23, 2026 · Development workspace · Screens cropped for focus and privacy · Interface subject to change
Walk through an exampleA little less juggling
One brief.
A clearer path forward.
From the first instruction to the result you review, keep the work in view. Step through an example.
Project workspaceThe briefReady to begin
Turn this week’s notes
into a useful project brief.
Pull together decisions, open questions, and the next steps. Keep the source notes attached.
You
“Use the project notes. Make it easy to scan.
Leave the final version for me to review.”
WorkspaceStudio project
ComputerConnected Mac
BoundaryDraft for review
In the workspaceWork in progress
The moving pieces,
in one place.
See who owns each part, where the work is happening, and what is ready for attention.
Research agentGather project decisions and source notes
CompleteWriting agentShape the weekly brief and open questions
Drafting Connected Mac / Project context stays with the work
Back to youReady for review
Something useful.
And a clear next step.
The draft, its context, and the decisions that still need your attention stay together.
Weekly project briefDRAFT
- Decisions and progress, brought together
- Open questions, easy to find
- Next steps, ready to discuss
You decide what happens next.
Interactive product illustration · Sample content · No accounts connected or tasks executed
Built around your say-so
More capability.
Still your call.
Agents need room to be useful. You need to understand what they can access and what they are doing.
Fuego’s approach is explicit: scoped access, visible activity, and a way to pause and review. Your workspace should make that control easier to use.
A few things to knowFuego + NeroNook
The work has a home.
Now keep it within reach.
Fuego organizes the work. NeroNook gives it a small, useful place in your day, right on your Mac.
The Fuego Agent integration brings job handoff, progress, and results into Nook. Ember adds a conversational way to work with Fuego.
Meet NeroNookNeroNook is independent. The Fuego integration is in development.
Fuego AgentBACK TO YOU
Your project brief
is ready for a look.
Weekly project briefDraft ready for review
Illustrative Nook view · Sample content
A few things to know
Before the
next spark.
Can I use Fuego today?
Fuego is in active development, with a working internal deployment and focused testing across its Mac and cloud workflows. There is no general public download or self-service signup yet. This site is a look at the product and its direction.
Is Fuego another AI model?
Fuego is a workspace for coordinating AI agents and the resources they use. It is designed to bring your choice of supported AI services, accounts, and connected computers into a shared place for work. Provider support is being qualified individually.
Does everything run on my computer?
Fuego combines a central workspace with connected execution computers. Where a task runs and which AI service processes it depend on the setup. Connected computers do not imply that every model or every part of the system runs locally.
Do I need NeroNook?
No. Fuego has its own workspace. NeroNook is an optional Mac companion that can keep Fuego work close alongside your other everyday tools. The two products can be used independently.
What’s next?
The focus is dependable everyday work: smoother setup, clearer account and computer management, and better continuity between Fuego and NeroNook. Broader platform support and a public release remain in development.
The next chapter is taking shape
A little spark.
A lot of possibility.
We’re building Fuego for people and teams who want
AI work to feel more connected, useful, and their own.