Halofy AI

AI workstation and governance for multi-agent teams

Halofy is the company behind the Halofy AI Workstation and Console. Its public site positions the product as a way for teams to run multiple AI agents, share context across sessions, and turn strong individual AI practices into team-wide standards. The documentation describes two connected apps: an AI Workstation for coordinating agent sessions and a Console for learning from captured work, saving skills, managing memory, and setting policies. The product is built for teams that already use several AI agents and providers. Halofy lists Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Grok, OpenCode, Kimi Code, Muse, DeepSeek, Hermes, OpenClaw, Antigravity, and OpenRouter in its workstation and documentation. Its value is not bundled model access. The site says provider subscriptions, model usage, limits, and billing stay with each provider. Halofy sits above those tools as a workstation, governance, and practice-sharing layer. Halofy’s core company theme is power-user practice capture. The product observes real agent sessions, looks for patterns such as delegation, context setup, verification, and reusable workflows, then helps a team approve and publish those practices as skills, policies, instructions, playbooks, or guidance. This makes the company relevant to organizations trying to move from scattered individual AI use to repeatable operating habits. The public product is in Alpha with desktop downloads for Windows, Linux, and macOS. Some company metadata is not yet public, so this listing avoids making claims about funding or headcount beyond a conservative startup classification. The company should be revisited when Halofy publishes a fuller about page, funding announcement, or company profile.