Surya started as one AI operator. It is now a family of free, open-source tools, each useful on its own, and Surya Unite, the paid app that brings them together.
Surya began as a single AI operator that tried to do every job. The parts that worked best are now separate open-source tools. Each one does one job and works with the agents you already use, like Claude Code and Codex. Surya Unite is where they come together.
Each tool has its own repo, README and issues. Install steps are in each README. If something breaks, open an issue.
Approval gates for AI agents.
Reading files and running tests carry on. A deploy, a push, a delete or a sent message waits for a person, who can approve from their phone by ntfy, iMessage, Telegram or SMS.
One Claude Code memory on every machine.
Syncs Claude Code memory across your machines through your own private repo. Every write is a commit, so no edit is lost, and a local app lets you browse and edit it.
Talk to your own coding agent.
Hold a key and talk. It types what you said, or hands it to Claude Code or Codex and speaks the answer back. Speech recognition and the voice run on your Mac.
A launch kit that works from evidence.
It studies which posts are working in your repo's space and writes a playbook from that evidence. It drafts launch posts to the playbook and learns from how they do. It never posts.
Measures what AI agents actually deliver.
Tasks done, time spent, cost, how often the work is kept, and quality from an LLM judge that is checked against people. Every number says whether it was measured, inferred or estimated.
Surya Unite is the paid product Surya has become. It puts the tools behind one screen and runs on your own Claude or Codex plan. Surya never resells AI.
Gates, Memory, Voice and Distro, set up and run from one place.
Claude, GPT and local models each take the work they suit. When one hits its usage limit, the work moves to another.
It drives the official Claude Code and Codex apps, signed in by you.
The family keeps growing. New tools join here as they take shape.
One agent above your agents.
You write what you want in plain words. It sends a short digest to your phone, and you can answer it there.
Show me, or do it for me.
Surya Voice learns to point at your screen. Ask it to show you how to do something, or ask it to do it for you.
A visual system builder.
You lay out a system as blocks. A block only goes green after a real check passes.
Gates holds deploys, deletes and sent messages for a person. Distro drafts posts and never publishes them.
The tools work with the Claude Code and Codex plans you already have. Nothing is resold and no sign-in is shared.
Memory is plain Markdown in your own repo. Voice runs speech on your Mac. Nothing passes through Surya.
Each tool started as a part of Surya he needed himself, and Surya is now built with them. Every repo is public, with its tests, so you can check the work.
Each one works on its own.