Handoff
Hand off whole tasks
Describe the feature once. Agents plan the steps, write the code, and run the tests.
Your evening back.
Agentic Operating System
Mastery HQ is an Agentic OS: your agents plan, build, test and deploy while you review, and everything else you’d alt-tab to is already a window on the same canvas.
Runs on your machine·Your own API keys·Nothing ships without your approval
The babysitting problem
You bought the AI coding tool. You’re still the one gluing every step together - prompting, re-prompting, fixing the fix, running the tests yourself. Autocomplete got smarter. Your job didn’t get smaller.
66%
of developers say their #1 frustration is AI code that’s “almost right, but not quite.” Another 45% say debugging AI-generated code takes longer than expected.
- Stack Overflow 2025 Developer Survey
An assistant suggests.
An operating system ships.
Watch it work
No marketing cut - 30 seconds of real sessions: agent windows working in parallel, then a Graph pipeline building with a live cost-and-quality estimate.
Or step through three real sessions below.
What changes
Handoff
Describe the feature once. Agents plan the steps, write the code, and run the tests.
Your evening back.
Review
Every change arrives as a diff with passing tests attached. No mystery edits, no “trust me.”
You approve work instead of redoing it.
Ship
Spec, agents, tests, and deploy live in one environment. No tab-juggling between tools.
Idea to production without leaving the room.
ADE on steroids
Every agentic development environment gives you somewhere to put agents. An Agentic OS gives them processes, a shell, a meter and a desktop - and gives you everything else the job needs in the same place.
Processes
Agents are named, long-lived windows with their own folder, model and memory. They are still who they were yesterday.
A crew, not a prompt box.
Shell
A command bar and your voice run the whole machine: “tell Alex to run the tests”, “tidy”, “open the browser”.
You talk to the system, not to a tab.
Control
Live spend, speed and failure rates per agent, an audit log of every consequential action, and nothing ships without your approval.
You see the bill while it happens.
Desktop
A real browser, live TV, a music studio, device previews, sprint boards and an AI news radar - windows on the same canvas, not another app.
Nothing left to alt-tab to.
That is the difference between managing agents and running an operation.
Vs. your current setup
The honest part: if you love writing every line yourself, keep your editor. Mastery HQ is for shipping, not for craft-coding.
Pricing
Founder licenses are one-time and lifetime. Six small batches. The price climbs as each sells out, and the price you lock in never changes.
$99 · lifetime
9of 9 left at this price
$129 · lifetime
next 15 licenses
Unlocks when the $99 batch sells out
$169 · lifetime
next 50 licenses
Unlocks when the $129 batch sells out
The math is simple: one reclaimed evening covers the license - and it never bills again.
One-time payment via Stripe. Your activation code arrives by email within a minute of checkout. 7-day no-questions refund - and the price you buy at is yours forever.
FAQ
Mastery HQ runs on your machine. Agents work in your local workspace, and code goes only to the model providers you configure with your own API keys - nowhere else. No Mastery HQ server ever holds your source.
An agent can’t merge its own work. Every change lands as a diff with tests attached, and nothing ships until you approve it. Your project stays under git the whole time, so rolling back is one command - same as any change a human made.
Yes, that’s the default. Point it at Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, or OpenRouter keys, and pick a different model per agent. When a better model ships, you switch a dropdown, not your environment.
Those give you one agent inside an editor - you still coordinate everything around it. Mastery HQ is the layer above: an Agentic OS that runs those same agents as long-lived processes, several at once, with planning, testing, review and deploy in one place, plus the browser, boards, previews and spend meters the work actually needs. It runs Claude Code and Cursor’s agent rather than replacing them.
Seven days, no questions asked. If Mastery HQ isn’t for you, reply to your purchase email within 7 days and the full amount goes back to your card. Your license is deactivated, and that’s the whole process.
Up to two at the same time: your desktop and your laptop, say. A third computer is turned away; deactivate the license on one you no longer use (Settings → License) to free a slot, or grab another license. Replaced a machine and can’t deactivate it? Reply to your purchase email and we’ll reset your slots.
The app itself runs on Windows 10/11 - Mastery HQ is Windows-first on purpose (macOS/Linux aren’t supported yet). The agents inside it are stack-agnostic: they build whatever Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, or your OpenRouter model can build - TypeScript/React, Python, Rust, Go, and everything in between. Proof by dogfood: Mastery HQ (Tauri + React + Rust) is built by its own agents. You’ll need the WebView2 runtime (ships with Windows 11) and at least one agent CLI or API key - the setup wizard checks all of it with green lights.
Why I built this
I’m Filipe. Last year I was running AI coding agents in five terminal windows I couldn’t see into, stepping on each other’s work while I alt-tabbed like a traffic cop - and every “serious” agent setup assumed I’d rather be on a Mac. So I built the command center I wanted on Windows: every agent visible, every change reviewed, all of it in one place. Mastery HQ is built with Mastery HQ - its own agents have shipped all 97 releases so far. Same deal I offer on my other product, Circle Unchained: no fake reviews, a public roadmap you can vote on, a 7-day no-questions refund, and I read every email.
- Filipe Santos, builder of Mastery HQ