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A trigger fires — a PR, a Sentry spike, a 9am cron, a Slack mention. A Nucleus agent spins up in a cloud sandbox, works the brief, and ships the result. Anything in. Anything out.
Agent Mode · trigger-driven coding
Wire the templates once. Sentry captures a bug → fix PR opens. A teammate opens a PR → walkthrough posts. CI fails → flake fix in your queue. An issue is labelled → implementation drafted. The coding agent runs on triggers, not on you.
Your Terramind plan covers Nucleus, Chat, and everything we ship next. One bill, one account, every model.
Everything you need to start.
For developers who ship daily.
For engineering teams with security and compliance needs.
50+
models supported
10+
providers
3
platforms — Mac, Windows, Linux
One editor. Claude Code, Codex, and Atlas side by side. Auto-review on every commit, cloud agents you trigger from GitHub or Slack, and a security audit that runs while you type.
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Magic Mode · trigger-driven everything
Wire the same trigger surface used for code — schedule, GitHub, Sentry, webhook — at the work you couldn't ask a coding agent to do. Monday 06:00, the competitor brief lands. A release is tagged, the trailer and voiceover render. A support thread opens, the draft reply queues. Magic Mode dispatches to the surface it lives on.
Mention @terramind from GitHub, Slack, the REST API, iOS, or Nucleus. A cloud agent spins up a sandbox, writes the code, and opens a PR — in parallel, around the clock.
GitHub, Slack, REST, iOS, and Nucleus desktop — anywhere you talk to your team.
Isolated container per task. Secrets injected from your org vault. Auto-destroyed on completion.
A real PR on your target branch — reviewable, revertible, attributable. No magic.
While you sleep
A Sentry error lands at 22:13. A teammate opens a PR at 00:30. A cron fires at 23:00. Each one wakes an agent in a sandbox — none wake you. By 06:30, the fix PRs are waiting in your inbox.
Repo vitals · 30 days
One month with the standard automation pack on. Bugs trend down. Coverage trends up. Dependencies stay current. The codebase you inherit on day 30 is healthier than the one you left on day 1.
Self-healing loop
New regressions land in the codebase every hour of every day. The healing loop detects, patches, revalidates, closes — in parallel, without queueing. The grid stays mostly green.
18 templates · counting
Each tile is a production-ready template. Pick the verb. The trigger, tools, and prompt are pre-wired. Fork to customise. Ship the run.
Triggers and sandboxes are just the plumbing — the real value is what the agent does once it spins up. The two loops worth automating first: a structured review on every PR, and a security audit on every push.