Rules enforced with an iron grip.
Define who may perform each task, which tools they may use and how they may communicate. Mjølnir enforces permissions, workflow rules and mandatory checks.
INVITATION-ONLY ACCESS · 2 DECEMBER 2026
One goal.
An entire
AI team.
Choose models, assemble a team, and define the tools and rules they work with. Keep their shared work under control in TerminalThor.
MULTIPLE MODELS / SHARED RULES / PARALLEL WORK
How it works ↓01 / THE IDEA
You set the direction.
An entire team stands behind you.
TerminalThor brings your AI team together in a single workspace. Start projects, follow their progress and work with your agents here.
Behind the scenes, Mjølnir enforces the required rules and quality standards with an iron grip, while coordinating tasks and handoffs across your AI team.
Long workflows. An autonomous team.
Multiple agents work in parallel, building on each other’s results. Preserved task state and structured handoffs keep work moving across multiple sessions.
Multiple AI providers. A shared goal.
Claude, OpenAI models, models from other providers and locally running LLMs can work on the same team. Choose a model for each role and task, with shared coordination.
Traceable operations.
See which agent received a task, which tools it used and what it handed over. Logs of actions, checks and approvals support audits and troubleshooting.
Results must prove themselves.
Separate agents review the work. Required checks and acceptance criteria determine when a task can be considered complete.
On your infrastructure.
Run the system in your own cloud or on a local machine, with local language models when needed. You decide which tasks connect to an external AI provider.
With your own tools.
Google Workspace, Microsoft 365 or other systems: connect email, calendars, Drive, OneDrive and SharePoint to your work. Assemble the team’s toolkit through API and MCP connections.
Control physical devices.
Bring connected machines, instruments and controllers into the workflow. Define permitted actions, operating conditions and required approvals for each device.
Save it. Share it. Use it again.
Combine agents, models, tools and rules in a profile you can preconfigure and save. Colleagues across your company can reuse the setup with their own access rights and permissions.
02 / A PROFILE UP CLOSE
Software development.
As a team.
The map and workshops below show the software development setup: planning, implementation and operations, with a shared treasury.
03 / THE DEVELOPMENT TEAM’S WORKSHOPS
From a plan
to working software.
A PLANNING
From a goal
to a shared plan.
Research, critical questions and interface designs. The team prepares actionable tasks and clear acceptance criteria.
Skuld · Loki · Týr · Baldr · Vör
Click a team member
B IMPLEMENTATION
From a plan
to verified code.
Development, testing and independent code review. Work moves forward when the required criteria are met.
Völundr · Sindri · Ullr · Forseti
Click a team member
C OPERATIONS
So everyone
can work.
Profiles, access, tool connections and working environments. Shared support for the team, on a local machine or in your own cloud.
Idunn · Brokkr
Click a team member
D THE SYSTEM’S TREASURY
Shared knowledge.
Connection.
Rules.
Mímir provides shared knowledge, Bifröst carries handoffs, and Mjølnir enforces the rules of work. The shared foundations of every profile.
Mímir · Bifröst · Mjølnir
Click the keeper or a tool
Mímir
The shared memory.
Retrievable sources, decisions and results.Bifröst
The connection.
Controlled messages and traceable handoffs.Mjølnir
The force of the rules.
The framework that organizes work and enforces rules.04 / EXAMPLE USE CASES
Different task. Different team.
The same system.
A few examples of what you can do with TerminalThor. Profiles bring together the people, tools and workflows suited to the task: from research and development to physical creation.
Web and digital experience
From the first sketch to a complete web experience.
Activities and team
Web and digital experience
From the first sketch to a complete web experience.
Activities and teamPages, interfaces and interactions: design and functionality come together in one shared workflow.
Goals, content and identity
- Research audiences, competitors and search intent
- Sitemaps, content structure and user journeys
- Website copy, product descriptions and multilingual content
- Create brand assets, images and illustrations
- Keywords, page titles and search result descriptions
Interface and implementation
- Wireframes, interface designs and interactive prototypes
- Responsive pages, components and animations
- Forms, bookings and customer workflows
- Connect content management, online stores and payments
- Forward customer data and messages to connected systems
Review and refinement
- Check browser and mobile usability
- Identify and fix accessibility issues
- Optimize loading speed and image sizes
- Test links, forms and purchase journeys
- Measurement plans, analytics and experiment evaluation
Publishing and maintenance
- Manage hosting, domains and publishing
- Search engine optimization and structured data
- Update content, translations and product data
- Monitor errors and availability, organize fixes
- Versions, backups and handover documentation
The team
BaldrVisual design
SindriImplementation
UllrVerification
The workflow
- Goals and content
- Interface design
- Implementation
- Try and test
Software development
Coordinated development with built-in review.
Activities and team
Software development
Coordinated development with built-in review.
Activities and teamDevelopment tasks, code and feedback all serve the same goal.
Discovery and technical planning
- Understand an existing codebase and its dependencies
- Requirements, acceptance criteria and task breakdown
- Design architecture, data models and APIs
- Compare solutions and run technical experiments
- Manage schedules, issues and development tasks
Development and integration
- Develop frontend, backend and command-line tools
- Databases, migrations and data pipelines
- Connect APIs, MCP tools and external services
- Fix bugs, refactor and update dependencies
- Manage branches, commits and pull requests
Quality and verification
- Review code and address feedback
- Unit, integration and end-to-end tests
- Reproduce bugs and detect regressions
- Measure performance and resolve bottlenecks
- Check vulnerabilities, permissions and secret handling
Release and operations
- Automated build, test and release pipelines
- Define environments, containers and infrastructure
- Manage releases, deployments and rollbacks
- Analyze logs, alerts and incidents
- API documentation, release notes and developer guides
The team
VölundrDevelopment leadership- SindriDevelopment
ForsetiCode review- UllrTesting
The workflow
- Technical plan
- Development
- Code review
- Test and fix
3D design and manufacturing
From an idea to a physical object.
Activities and team
3D design and manufacturing
From an idea to a physical object.
Activities and team3D modeling, 3D printing and laser cutting: digital designs and physical results in one workflow.
Form and construction
- Define dimensions, functions and material requirements
- Parametric 3D models and part variants
- Design assemblies, fits and tolerances
- Technical drawings, exploded views and visualizations
- Repair models and export STEP, STL and 3MF files
3D printing
- Check printability, wall thickness and overhangs
- Orientation, supports, infill and slicing profiles
- Estimate G-code, material use and production time
- Send jobs and control printing on connected machines
- Analyze status, camera feeds and print defects
Laser cutting and engraving
- Create vector cutting and engraving patterns
- Dimension material thickness, kerf and joints
- Arrange parts on sheets and reduce waste
- Layers, operation order and machine profile settings
- Generate SVG, DXF and machine job files
Production and feedback
- Material lists, cost calculations and supplier comparisons
- Manage manufacturing quotes and outsourced production orders
- Track production queues and order status
- Correct dimensions based on measurement results
- Assembly instructions, revisions and manufacturing documentation
The team
SkuldPlanning- BaldrForm and appearance
BrokkrMachines and manufacturing- UllrDimensions and quality
The workflow
- 3D model
- Production preparation
- Printing and cutting
- Verification
Electronics design
From a circuit idea to a working prototype.
Activities and team
Electronics design
From a circuit idea to a working prototype.
Activities and teamFrom schematics through procurement and PCB manufacturing to firmware: the team connects design, linked tools and the production process.
System and circuit
- Requirements, block diagrams and system architecture
- Select microcontrollers, sensors and communication solutions
- Process datasheets and compare components
- Design schematics, power supplies and protection circuits
- Circuit simulations and electrical rule checks
BOM and procurement
- Create and maintain bills of materials (BOM)
- Compare prices, stock, minimum quantities and lead times
- Find substitute components and check compatibility
- Prepare supplier carts and order components
- Track procurement costs, orders and deliveries
PCB design
- Create component symbols and footprints
- Design component placement, connectors and board outlines
- Lay out traces, ground planes and layer stacks
- Check design rules, clearances and manufacturability
- Check 3D board views, enclosures and mechanical fit
PCB ordering and assembly
- Generate Gerber, drill and manufacturing files
- Create assembly BOMs, pick-and-place lists and assembly drawings
- Compare production parameters, quantities and quotes
- Order PCBs and prepare assembled-board production packages
- Track manufacturer feedback, substitutions and production
Firmware and connectivity
- Develop firmware, device drivers and peripheral control
- Implement communication protocols and data processing
- Bootloaders, configuration and remote update workflows
- Build, test and program using connected development tools
- Create device connections, telemetry and control interfaces
Measurement and documentation
- Create test plans, measurement procedures and test programs
- Collect measurement data and logs from connected devices
- Debugging, power consumption and timing analysis
- Coordinate revisions across schematics, PCBs and firmware
- Manufacturing packages, wiring descriptions and user guides
The team
- SkuldSystem design
- SindriCircuit implementation
- BrokkrTools and assembly
- UllrMeasurement and testing
The workflow
- System and circuit
- BOM and PCB
- Procurement and manufacturing
- Firmware, measurement and fixes
Research and analysis
Sources become insights. Questions become answers.
Activities and team
Research and analysis
Sources become insights. Questions become answers.
Activities and teamThe team explores sources, compares claims and organizes the findings into usable knowledge.
Questions and source discovery
- Research questions, hypotheses and evaluation criteria
- Search strategies and multilingual search terms
- Explore literature, databases and primary sources
- Collect articles, reports and accessible datasets
- Monitor new publications and topic developments
Processing and organization
- Process PDFs, spreadsheets and scanned documents
- Extract data, claims and references
- Remove duplicates and organize bibliographies
- Group by topics, methods and results
- Build source-linked notes and shared knowledge bases
Analysis and critical review
- Clean, transform and join datasets
- Statistical analysis and reproducible calculations
- Compare claims and identify contradictions
- Assess source quality, methodological limits and uncertainty
- Alternative explanations and further research directions
Results and knowledge sharing
- Referenced summaries and literature reviews
- Charts, comparison tables and data visualizations
- Research reports, presentations and executive summaries
- Document analysis code, methods and data sources
- Update research materials and track changes
The team
VörResearch and analysis
LokiCritical review
MímirShared knowledge
The workflow
- Research question
- Source discovery
- Comparison
- Conclusions
Legal work and documentation
Organized sources. Traceable documents.
Activities and team
Legal work and documentation
Organized sources. Traceable documents.
Activities and teamSource research, document preparation and comparison, identifying differences and structured documentation.
Cases and sources
- Organize case files, attachments and correspondence
- Recognize text and extract data from scanned documents
- Search legislation and decisions in connected data sources
- Check current legal status, jurisdiction and source references
- Build timelines of events, people and evidence
Document preparation
- Prepare draft contracts and document templates
- Draft clause variants, attachments and declarations
- Transfer data between related documents
- Draft letters, summaries and submissions
- Multilingual versions and consistent terminology
Comparison and review
- Compare document versions and mark changes
- Identify missing clauses, inconsistent data and contradictions
- Extract obligations, amounts and deadlines
- Check references, attachments and terminology
- Risk points, open questions and checklists
Coordination and documentation
- Track comments, negotiation points and amendments
- Coordinate tasks, responsibilities and reminders
- Organize approval and electronic signature workflows
- Compile document packages and versioned archives
- Case summaries, decision logs and searchable knowledge bases
The team
- VörSource research
- LokiIdentify contradictions
- ForsetiDocument review
- MímirKnowledge and history
The workflow
- Organize sources
- Prepare documents
- Compare and verify
- Documentation
05 / THE INNER CIRCLE
The gate opens
on 2 December 2026.
TerminalThor is already running, currently in internal use. On 2 December, the invitation-only closed beta opens to external teams.
Tell us which workflow you would entrust to your team. We review each application individually and select invitations based on the proposed use cases.
Early access
With an invitation, you can try the system on your own tasks during the closed beta.
Direct feedback
Your experience can help shape roles, tool connections and collaboration.
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