Garnet Workstation
Everything on one machine.
Garnet is a desktop application, not a browser tab pointed at somebody else's data centre.
in daily use on our machine · not a download

You ask it.and you make something with what you gave it
Everything on one machine.One box, in your building, doing all of it.
There is nothing to sign in to.No account to lose, and nothing to sign up for.
You ask it something.The thread, and the button that runs it.
It answers from what you gave it.Cited from your own documents. Nothing is sent out.
Then you give it work.Not autocomplete. It takes a goal and runs.
It reads the goal. You can see who is doing it.Its protocol, the tools it may call, and that every write needs you.
And it makes the picture itself.The same window. A different surface.
The graph runs on this machine.Six nodes, one card, and no network call.
It will make the object too.A mesh, exported. If the preview is missing, it says so.
Everything it made is in one place.Pictures, video, audio, meshes, text.
With the prompt that made it.Filename, model, seed and sampler, kept beside the file.
It reads your documents.Indexed on the machine, never uploaded.
And it shows its working.The document it matched, and the score.
Long documents stay documents.Opened at the section you need. Still the whole file.
You build it together.The same files, opened as a project.
It opens the project you already have.The asset you just made is in the tree.
It proposes the first file.And stops, with the path it wants to write in front of you.
One approval card per write.Every tool call it made, and the one it was refused.
The stop is the design.Code, money and mail each need a person.
Four switches, off by default.Publish. Deploy. Spend. Outreach — with a master switch above them.
Decisions queue in front of you.Not in a dashboard you have to remember to open.
You hand it over, and you watch.A company's worth of work, on one machine.
Then you hand it to the squads.A room for each, and a lit dot for every agent working right now.
And you can see who is working.Per squad, per agent, as it happens.
Under it there is a readout.The engine, not the brochure.
And you watch it work.Queues, memory, and what the card is doing.
All of it is one application.One window over services that share your documents and your permissions.
And it is on your floor.Nothing metered. Nothing phoning home.
Demonstration. Every name and every reading in these frames is invented; none of it is live data.
The machine
On your floor, or not at all.
Everything the film shows runs on one machine you own. What it produces is yours and stays in your building — see Terms §5.
The interface in the film is the product's own. The names and the readings in it are a demonstration — no customer, no real portfolio and no real figure appears in any frame of it.