Keep the interface focused on your work. Keep execution and orchestration in a shared foundation.
▧YOUR WORKSPACE01
Agent Studio
A workspace for working with coding agents across your projects. Follow sessions, see their state, and review requests that need your attention.
Bring projects into viewNavigate projects, conversations, and agent sessions.
Know what needs youSee running work and sessions waiting for permission.
Stay close to the workInspect progress and direct the next step from the workspace.
The interface for your agent workflow ↗
⌘YOUR FOUNDATION02
Agent Core
The shared foundation behind agent workflows. Core brings execution, orchestration, and reusable agent definitions into a common codebase.
Run agent sessionsManage session and process lifecycles, dispatch, and worktrees.
Coordinate the workflowOrganize jobs, approvals, schedules, and budget controls.
Reuse the building blocksMaintain shared definitions and tooling through the agent kit.
The runtime behind the workspace ↗
02 / THE WORKFLOW
Work moves forward. You stay in the loop.
A simple view of how Studio and Core fit together. This is a workflow illustration, not a live product demo.
ILLUSTRATIVE WORKFLOW 01 / 03
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Start with intent.
Organize your project and open an agent session in Studio. Give the work a clear goal, with you setting its direction.
You → Agent Studio → Project & session
03 / THE PEOPLE BEHIND IT
Built by a developer. For the work ahead.
Understand, build, and operate your whole stack.
Stackesis is a developer-tools venture founded by Khoa Hoang, based in Vietnam. Our current focus is Agent Core and Agent Studio: tools to make working with coding agents more visible, organized, and deliberate.
We are developing and testing the platform internally. Public access, packaging, and release details will be shared as the product matures.
Agent Core and Agent Studio are in internal development. There is no public download or self-service signup yet. Contact us to discuss your workflow or the project.
How do Core and Studio differ?+
Studio is the user-facing workspace. Core owns the underlying execution, orchestration, and shared agent tooling. They are separate parts of the same product family.
Who is the platform being built for?+
Developers and small engineering teams working with coding agents who need a clearer view of their projects, sessions, and decisions.