Stop running standupsfor yourself.
Sinores gives you a team of AI engineers you direct from one browser tab. You describe the feature; specialized agents build it on your laptop, in your repo, while you watch. Your code stays where it is.
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You wanted to build software.
Somehow you ended up running a daycare.
Every decision routes through you.
Tickets to break down. Juniors to unblock. PRs to review. By the time you sit down to actually write code, half your day is gone.
Your AI helps one keystroke at a time.
Autocomplete is great for the next line. It can't decompose a feature, hire the right specialists for it, and bring you back a finished diff.
And your codebase isn't going anywhere.
Legal won't sign off on shipping it to a third-party model. Neither will you. So the cleverest tools stay locked outside the gate.
Hire a team. By the sentence.
One sentence in. A staffed team out. Sinores doesn’t finish your line — it finishes your feature. Click any stage below to see what actually happens.
A team, hired for this task.
The Executive Director reads your codebase, identifies the right roles for the job, and proposes a team. You see what each agent will touch before any of them start.
The team works on your laptop.
You manage them from a tab.
Two pieces, one product. A console you open in any browser, and a small Python CLI that runs on the machine with your repo. You give the orders in the tab. The work happens behind your firewall.
Where you direct from.
Where you brief the team, watch them work, and read the diff at the end. Open it on your laptop, your phone in a coffee line, your iPad on the couch.
Where the work happens.
A small Python daemon — pip install sinores or uv tool install sinores. First launch opens a browser to pair it with your account; no API keys, no config file.
From sentence to merge in three moves.
Say what you want.
Open app.sinores.net and write it like you’d Slack a colleague. Add email + Google OAuth. That’s the whole brief.
Approve the cast.
The Director reads your repo, picks the right specialists, and shows you the plan: who’s on the team, what files they’ll touch, what they’ll skip. Hit go when it looks right.
Watch them ship.
Agents work locally through the CLI. The console streams every read, write, and test back to you live. At the end you get a clean diff with reasoning — accept it, send notes, or stop the run.
The pieces that earn their place.
And nothing else.
A real team, not one model in a trenchcoat.
Backend, frontend, database, tests — each agent is sharpened for its job and stack. They work in parallel, not single-file.
Your code stays on your machine.
Agents run where the repo lives. Prompts travel; source files don't. By design, not by policy.
A director who actually directs.
One agent owns the task end-to-end. It decomposes, staffs, tracks progress, and brings you a finished thing — not a pile of attempts.
Prompts tuned to your codebase.
The Prompt Master writes a fresh system prompt per role for every run — informed by your stack, your conventions, the bits of your repo that matter.
It remembers the last project.
Sinores keeps notes on what was built and why. The next team starts already knowing your models, your patterns, your decisions.
You hold every kill switch.
Approve the team before it starts. Stop any agent mid-run. Nothing lands on your branch you didn't green-light.
The model never sees your repo.
Neither do we.
The work happens on your laptop. Agents open files in the directory you point them at. Nothing about your repo travels to us — only the prompt that describes the task.
Even the model gets a redacted view. Every LLM call runs through our proxy. Your project name, your company, your file paths — stripped before the request goes out. The model sees the work, not the metadata.
You set the fence. Agents can only touch the folder you scope them to. One directory in. Nothing out.
Whoever’s already wearing four hats.
The senior who wrote it all once already.
You've typed enough CRUD, validation, and scaffolding for one career. Hand the boring half to Sinores. Spend your hours on the parts only you can do.
The lead juggling humans and code.
You're unblocking the team and shipping at the same time. Sinores runs a quiet second shift — work that gets done without a Slack thread.
The founder who is the company.
You're backend, frontend, QA, and ops on alternating Tuesdays. Sinores is the headcount you can't justify yet, and absolutely need.
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