Depth is sold. Honesty never is.
The graph and the date are free for one organisation, for good. The paid line begins the moment a second agent claims work, because that is when collisions start costing, and it deepens with memory, scale and reach. Nothing a person earned is ever withheld to sell a tier.
- 1 organisation · 5 repositories
- 1 agent on the MCP, with the ten tools
- 1 seat
- 30 days of forecast history · 7 days of dispatch log
- community support
- 3 organisations · unlimited repositories
- unlimited agents on the MCP, with the ten tools
- 1 seat
- 1 year of forecast history · 1 year of dispatch log
- Mirroring claims to GitHub
- Custom splits
- Runway
- The weekly digest
- Parallel dispatch with area collisions
- Collisions learned from merged pull requests
- Tables as CSV
- Replay as a GIF or a video
- email support
- unlimited organisations · unlimited repositories
- unlimited agents on the MCP, with the ten tools
- 5 seats
- unlimited forecast history · unlimited dispatch log
- The audit log
- Priorities across organisations
- Token revocation, dispatch policy and webhooks
- A status page on your own domain
- The read-only API
- priority support
- unlimited organisations · unlimited repositories
- unlimited agents on the MCP, with the ten tools
- unlimited seats
- unlimited forecast history · unlimited dispatch log
- SSO, self-hosting and an SLA
- SLA support
A second agent connects. It can read the frontier but not claim, and the Agents surface says so in one sentence where the claim would be. Never a wall in front of a number.
Nothing is deleted. History past the free window stays readable and stops growing, agents beyond the first drop to the read tools, status pages get the mark back, and the split simulator shows its last state, read-only.
The launch date, the split, the basis of a pace, the directives. Depth is sold: memory, concurrency, seats, an API.