What is Pantheon?
Since this is Pantheon’s first newsletter, I’d like to briefly explain what Pantheon is.
Think of Pantheon as home base for the AI tools you actually use. They stay on your desk, under your roof. Your phone keeps you in the loop when you’re on the couch, at work, or halfway across the world.
Most AI lives in a browser tab you don’t really own. Pantheon flips that. When agents live on your computer, they can finally act like home helpers instead of visitors stuck in a window. They can sit beside the apps you already use, open the files that matter, and help with real work: writing organizing, fixing, finishing. Not another chat you copy and paste out of. A quite partner on your machine, ready when you need a yes or a no, and able to keep going when you don’t.
There’s nothing to “join” just to try it. Download Pantheon Hub and you’re in. When you’re ready to reach home from the road, Pantheon Passport is the key that opens that door safely.
v0.2.0 Features
Networks
A Network is your Hub and everything on it: agents, phones, permissions.
Pair a device with a QR. Approve it. It’s on the mesh.
Same Wi‑Fi works out of the box. Passport unlocks remote over a private NetBird overlay.
Admins set who can start agents, open apps, and resolve HITL. Guests don’t get the keys to the kingdom.
Metrics
Desktop Metrics shows CPU/RAM per instance, month-to-date marketplace spend, and usage breakdowns per agent.
You can see subscription base + usage burn in one place, with per-agent drill-down.
Model burn shows up when agents report it.
Final Stripe invoices still win for accounting, but day to day you can see where the money is going.
Mobile
Android Spoke on Google Play: pair to one or more Hubs, browse each Network like a workspace. Currently in internal testing: email [email protected] to request access.
Open agent apps in a WebView, start/stop instances, read docs/pricing.
HITL feed + push: when an agent needs a yes, your phone gets it.
Admins can share a Network (QR invite), manage devices/permissions, and pin instance shortcuts to the home screen.
Pantheon-Cursor Agent
You can now run Cursor directly as a native Pantheon agent. Just point an instance at a workspace folder, launch it from Hub, and you’ve got a real coding agent reading and editing your actual codebase, not stuck in an isolated browser sandbox. You keep full control with human-in-the-loop approvals whenever it needs your say-so.
Get Started
Install the CLI tool, then add the agent to Pantheon!
Cursor Agent: https://github.com/Flashlock/pantheon-cursor/releases/tag/v0.1.0
Cursor CLI: irm 'https://cursor.com/install?win32=true' | iex
We’re excited to get these tools into your hands and watch your local setup take shape. Download Pantheon Hub, point Cursor at a codebase, and let your agents do the heavy lifting. If you run into any friction or want mobile beta access, reach out at [email protected].
More Agents coming soon!
Command your Pantheon. Your agents are waiting.