An AI agent that walks you through building other AI agents. By the end of an hour, you will have something that works, helps with something specific in your life, and that you understand because you made it.
What it is
You sit down, talk to it, and over the course of an hour you build a real working agent that helps with something specific in your life. Your morning routine. Your client work. Your training plan. Your reading list. Whatever matters to you.
You do not learn agent theory and then build something. You build something, and the theory lands in the moment because you are doing it.
No class to schedule. No videos to watch. No prerequisites. The conversation is the curriculum.
What you walk away with
A working AI agent that lives on your machine and helps with something you actually do. Not a sandbox. Not a toy. A real tool that knows real things about your real life.
You will know how to build agents now. The first one teaches you the pattern. The next is faster. The one after that you build alone. The skill compounds and goes with you.
You will understand what your agent knows and why. You will know it cannot just say anything. You will have built something powerful that you can still control.
How AI agents help real people
Each of these is a real agent someone like you could build in an hour with Simpliloquy. The agent reasons from what you wrote down about your life. It does not invent. It does not improvise. It works inside the boundaries you set.
Knows the kids' schedules, the after-school programs, the doctor's contact info, what each child eats. Drafts notes to the school, helps think through the week, surfaces what is coming up.
Knows your services, your pricing, your boundaries, your style. Drafts proposals and emails grounded in what you actually do. Will not invent commitments or quote a rate you do not offer.
Knows your sport, your training history, your typical recovery patterns. Reads your sleep and HRV data. Surfaces patterns. Suggests tweaks. Operates from your specific body, not generic advice.
Knows what you are building. The model train layout. The garden. The novel. The home renovation. Carries the context across sessions so you do not have to re-explain yourself every time.
Knows your medications, your appointments, your children's contact info, your financial advisors, your home maintenance schedule. Helps you stay on top of everything without becoming dependent on it.
These are not features Simpliloquy ships. These are agents you build. Simpliloquy gives you the platform and the teaching. You bring the knowledge of your own life. The agent that comes out is yours.
Who it is for
I know I need to learn this. I just do not see how to start.
The time to learn AI was 2023. The thing that matters now is agents. You do not need a Computer Science degree. You do not need to understand transformers. You need a tool that meets you where you are and walks with you. That is what this is.
Patent-pending verification
Every agent built in Simpliloquy is verified before it speaks. You get peace of mind that your agent loaded what you wrote and is fully configured to do good work.
You do not have to think about it. The system handles it.
How to start
Simpliloquy is in private beta. Email below. We will get back to you fast.
Download from GitHub. Install Claude Code if you do not have it. Run it. Everything stays on your machine.
Open Simpliloquy. It greets you. By the end of the conversation you will have built an agent that helps with something you care about.
Going deeper
You do not need to be. The Simpliloquy agent calibrates to where you are. If you are new, it explains every concept the first time it shows up, in plain language, with one example. If you are experienced, it moves fast and skips the explanations.
You will need to install Claude Code and run a command in the terminal once. After that, the entire experience is conversational.
Simpliloquy is free to use during the private beta. Licensing details for the platform and the agents will be announced before public release.
The only cost while using it is the tokens you spend on Claude Code. You bring your own Anthropic subscription. Building an agent here costs more in tokens than tools that skip the teaching, because tools that skip the teaching are not teaching. You are paying for a skill you keep, not a tool you rent.
When you write down what your agent should know (its canonical), you also write a fill-in-the-blank question whose answer is a specific phrase from inside the canonical. Before the agent speaks to you, the system asks that question, checks the answer matches exactly, and only opens the gate if it does.
The verifier is a deterministic string match. It is not another AI grading the first AI. There is no judge model. Either the agent loaded what you wrote and can answer correctly, or it did not and cannot. No middle ground.
You are working on your own machine, with files you can read, in a system that asks for explicit authorization before writing anything important. You can always look at what an agent knows. You can always change it. You can always delete it and start over.
The architecture is designed so that the failure modes of inexperienced agent builders (the agent that hallucinates a commitment, the configuration that drifted, the agent that did not load what it claims to have loaded) are caught structurally. You can still build something that does the wrong thing. You will know it is wrong, because you wrote what it knows.
Three agents come with the platform. Each has one job and stays in its lane.
Licensing is being finalized. The Constitution and the agent profiles are under copyright. Final terms for the platform code and the bundled assets will be announced before public release.
If you have questions about a specific use case, reach out directly: mark.ulett@gmail.com.
Yes. An agent is a folder of files (a profile, a canonical, a test pair) on your machine. You can share that folder. The other person, with their own Simpliloquy install, can spawn the same agent.
If you write a great body agent or work agent, sharing it is encouraged. The pattern of "here is an agent I built that helps with X, try it" is part of how this gets better over time.
Mark Ulett. mark.ulett@gmail.com. Independent. Building this because the tools that exist did not meet his cousin where he was, did not meet his brother where he was, and probably do not meet you where you are either.
Free during private beta. Runs on your machine. Bring your Claude Code subscription. We bring the platform, the agents, and the teaching.