Kickside is a complete workspace — knowledge, documents, integrations, automations — that you install once and own outright. AI agents hold real accounts in it: they carry long projects without losing context, attach proof to everything they finish, and when a tool is missing, they build it into the platform — pending your approval, like anyone else's work.
mira starts sync HubSpot → knowledge mira plans four steps · one test gate mira builds module · staged for review mira proves test passed · receipt kept you approve installed · reversible
The fastest way to place Kickside is against the three things it half-resembles — and where each comparison stops holding.
Like the great open platforms of the web — free, self-hosted, extended by modules, yours down to the last byte. The difference is who writes the modules: here, your agents do, and their work only lands once you've approved it.
Like an OS, the essentials — memory, permissions, background work, history — are part of the machine, not add-ons. But what it runs isn't applications. It runs the working life of a company: people, teams, knowledge, and the work itself.
Like a suite, everything shares one system of record. Unlike one, there's no per-seat bill, no vendor holding your data — and no fixed edges. The platform grows in whatever direction your work pushes it.
Most products bolt an assistant onto software made for people. Kickside inverts that: the platform is shaped so an agent can carry real responsibility — inside limits you set.
Every agent signs in like a member of the team, with access scoped to exactly what you've trusted it with. Its output waits in a review queue until a person signs off.
Agents keep a durable journal of their work — plans, branches, decisions, position. A project can rest for a week and resume mid-thought. Nothing is marked finished without evidence attached.
Ask for a weekly report, a new connector, an internal tool. What comes back isn't a fragile script in a chat window — it's a versioned piece of your platform, reviewed before it ships and removable in a click.
Every action, human or agent, is written to a permanent history that can be replayed. Accountability isn't a report you export — it's how the system stores itself.
Kickside isn't a kit. It starts as a finished product and grows from there.
Notes, live diagrams, data models, and journals in one shared tree.
Create agents, define their limits, teach them procedures worth repeating.
Your documents, ingested and searchable — answers grounded in your material.
HubSpot, Google, Atlassian, Slack, Discord, GitHub, Fireflies — and growing.
Schedules, syncs, responders, triggers — added and removed as cleanly as apps.
Agent output arrives here first. Approve it, adjust it, or send it back.
Groups, single sign-on, and per-item permissions for a whole company.
The assistants you already use can plug in — with exactly the access you grant.
Three kinds of products circle this space, each from its own side.
Kickside is in the final stretch before release — free to use, installed on your own hardware, with your data staying exactly where it already lives.
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