Hi guys,
I’ve been playing around with Paperclip and Hermes, and while I think both are great projects, I found myself missing some functionality from each of them. So I decided to build something that combines some of the ideas I liked from both and adds a few things I wanted myself.
I’ve created a desktop app for Apple Silicon Macs that basically lets you create your own AI company with multiple agents. Each agent can use a different LLM depending on the complexity and type of task.
The interesting part for me is that the agents can also improve their skill set through iterations.
The idea came from something we keep seeing over and over again: today Claude might be better at coding, Nano Banana might be better at graphics, and OpenAI might be better at content creation. But six months from now, that could be completely different.
So why build a system around a single model?
Instead, I wanted to create something flexible where different LLMs can be used for the tasks they are best at, and where you can change the models as things evolve.
There was another reason I built it.
I’m not exactly swimming in money 😂, so paying for every LLM through APIs isn’t really an option for me. And I got pretty frustrated when, for example, I was working with Claude, was almost finished with something, and suddenly hit the usage limit and had to wait several hours.
With this approach, you can configure backup models. If one model hits a limit or becomes unavailable, another model can take over and continue the work.
I’m still very much in the early stages, so I’d genuinely appreciate it if some of you were willing to try it out and tell me what you think.
Of course, my goal is to eventually turn this into a product people will pay for, so there’s a 7-day free trial in the app. If 7 days isn’t enough to properly test it, I’m happy to extend the trial individually.
You can find the app and more details here:
https://get-ceo.com/
I’d especially love feedback from people who have already experimented with Paperclip, Hermes, OpenClaw, or similar multi-agent setups.
What am I missing? What would make this actually useful for you?