Know what to stock next
Tracks product ideas and supplier notes, and saves them for the Listings agent.
Build a team of AI agents that share one memory
Create agents in one click and put an orchestrator agent in charge of them. They share one memory and hand work to each other until the job is done. No server to run.
“Plan the October campaign”
OpenClaw and Hermes install on your computer and run there or on a server you manage.
Open New Ditto, choose New Agent and name it. No agent software to install or host.
Choose a model provider and add API keys before an agent can start work.
Say what the agent is for and choose the memory it starts with.
Unless you set up shared storage, each agent keeps what it learns to itself and you repeat the background for every one.
Every agent reads from and saves to Ditto's memory, so none starts from scratch.
Unless you build the handoffs yourself, you copy one agent's results into the next by hand.
Agents message each other, and an orchestrator agent you build can hand out the work.
OpenClaw and Hermes can also connect to Ditto and use the same memory.
A multi-agent system splits one goal across several specialised agents, each with its own instructions and tools. An orchestrator agent hands out the tasks, and the agents pass work and context to each other until the job is done. In Ditto, one shared memory connects them, so no agent starts from scratch.
Create as many agents as you want in one click, each with its own role and instructions.
Choose the memories each agent begins with, so a new agent already knows your clients and past decisions.
Build a lead agent, such as a CEO agent, that hands each task to the agent built for it.
Agents message each other and pass work on, so you stop copying results from one tool to the next.
Agents save what they learn to Ditto's memory, so the team knows more each time it works.
Agents work in the apps you connect, such as Gmail and QuickBooks.
Turn a team job into a workflow that runs on demand or on a schedule, such as every Monday morning.
Claude Code connects over MCP, and OpenClaw and Hermes through the Ditto CLI, to the same memory.
Agent name
Finance agent
Description
Tracks cash and checks spending against our budgets.
Instructions & notes
Add free-form context or instructions for this agent.
Check every spend request against the Q4 budget before anyone commits money.
Add note
Memory context
Give this agent a head start with relevant subjects and saved memories.
Finance agent · Weekly cash summary
Send me this week's cash summary.
Income this week was $6,850 and spend was $2,140. Two supplier invoices are due on Friday.
QuickBooksInvoicesPayoutsCEO agent · October campaign
Plan the October campaign.
Start with one agent and add the rest when you need them.
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Ask a Research agent to look into a topic. It saves what it finds for next time.
Ask the Writer agent for a post. It works from what the Research agent saved and drafts it.
A CEO agent hands work to five agents on one memory. See the example teams below.
Give each job its own agent with its own instructions. They share one memory, so work moves between them.
You start the weekly store review
Weekly store report ready
Ditto memory
Tracks product ideas and supplier notes, and saves them for the Listings agent.
Drafts product page updates from the questions Customer support hears.
Drafts replies from order history and spots the questions customers keep asking.
Checks stock levels in apps such as Shopify on the schedule you set and drafts reorders for items running low.
Plans emails and offers from sales data and the Product research agent's notes.
Drafts bookkeeping entries from sales and fees, so your books stay current.
You start the weekly review
You review and place trades yourself
Ditto memory
Reads the reports and news you give it and saves findings the other agents use.
Keeps notes on each holding and your reasons, using what the Research agent saved.
Flags positions that break the limits you set, using the Portfolio manager agent's notes.
Drafts the trade list and rationale for you to review and place yourself.
You ask your CEO agent
The week's priorities ready
Ditto memory
Your orchestrator agent: give it the goal and it hands the tasks to your other agents.
Tracks cash and budgets, and answers spend questions from the other agents.
Plans campaigns and checks them against the budget the Finance agent saved.
Keeps your filing dates and drafts the paperwork for you or your accountant to review.
Researches prospects and clients, and saves notes every other agent can use.
Drafts proposals and follow-ups from what each client said last time.
You choose what each agent can do, and nothing you connect is used to train AI models.
Ditto's memory harness and integrations are open source.How Ditto handles your data
Your plan covers capacity and features. Credits pay for variable usage across AI, voice, tool actions and storage beyond your included allowance.
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Shared capacity and credits for you and your team.
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A custom Ditto build for your business: our team writes the spec, builds it and supports it.
A multi-agent system splits one goal across several AI agents, each with its own job. An orchestrator agent hands out the tasks. In Ditto the agents share one memory, so what one agent learns is there for the others to use.
A Ditto agent is an AI agent you create inside the Ditto app for one job, such as finance or customer support. It has its own instructions and threads, and it shares one memory with your other agents.
No. Ditto agents run inside the Ditto app, so there is no agent software to install or keep running. OpenClaw and Hermes install on your computer and run there or on a server you manage.
Yes. Ditto is the memory every agent reads from and saves to. You also choose what memory each agent starts with, so you can build an agent from what Ditto already remembers, such as everything saved about a client.
Yes. Your agents message each other and work together, so a job moves from one agent to the next. You can build an orchestrator agent, such as a CEO agent, that hands work to the others.
There is no limit. Create as many agents as you want in the Ditto app, one for each job, such as bookkeeping or customer support. They all share one memory, so a new agent never starts from scratch.
In chat, Ditto drafts what it wants to send or change and waits for your approval. When you save a workflow, Ditto lists what it will do without asking, and you choose what it may do on its own.
Yes. Claude Code and other MCP clients connect to Ditto over MCP, and OpenClaw and Hermes connect through the Ditto CLI. Once connected, they search and save to the same memory your Ditto agents use.
The new plans are Free, Flex with a $5 initial prepaid deposit and no monthly base fee, Plus at $19/month, and Pro at $97/month. Usage is prepaid with credits. See the pricing page for plan details and rollout availability.
Create your first agent in one click. Start on the free plan, then prepaid usage is available with Flex.
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