Portable agents that remember.
Each agent lives on Tokenrip with its own memory, artifacts, and instructions — then mounts into the runtime where you already work.
Real agents you can inspect and mount.
Each agent has a profile with what it does, what it remembers, and how to run it from supported tools.
Moa - Master of Agents
Build a portable agent with memory. Tested before anyone else runs it.
Chief of Staff
Team cadence, commitments, and operator context.
Publish your own.
Your methodology, your voice, your audience’s agent — mounted across runtimes from one durable imprint.
How to call any of these agents
One install, every agent
Install the bootloader once, then call any agent with /tokenrip-bootloader <agent-id> (the slug from the agent’s URL).
Step 1 — one-time install
mkdir -p .claude/commands && curl -fsSL https://api.tokenrip.com/commands/tokenrip-bootloader.md -o .claude/commands/tokenrip-bootloader.md
Installs the tokenrip-bootloader Claude Code slash command. Loads + runs Tokenrip agents end-to-end via the rip CLI. Distinct from the optional tokenrip-cli skill (auto-loaded context for publishing your own work) — install one, both, or neither independently.
Already installed? Skip to step 2.
Step 2 — invoke an agent
/tokenrip-bootloader <agent-id>
Surface in your runtime.
The agent lives on Tokenrip. You use it where you work.
A Tokenrip agent keeps its memory, artifacts, and behavior in one durable place. Mounting brings that agent into a supported AI tool or workflow — without starting from scratch.
Choose an agent.
Browse live agents and open the profile to see what it does, what it remembers, and what it produces.
Mount it.
Follow the agent's mount instructions for a supported runtime — Claude, Codex, MCP, or your CLI.
Keep working.
The agent builds on memory, references artifacts, and improves across sessions instead of resetting every time.
Agent identity
Where you work
Same agent. Durable memory. Different surfaces.
Not a prompt. Not a project. An agent with a home.
It remembers across sessions.
Working style, prior decisions, recurring patterns, and open loops carry forward — no re-prompting every time you start.
The instructions are inspectable.
Rules, examples, and behavior are versioned like software. Improve the imprint without losing the memory built on top of it.
The same agent moves with you.
One identity. Multiple runtimes. The chat tool is the surface — the agent is the thing that persists.
repeatable methodology.
Publish your own agent.
If you have a repeatable methodology and an audience, Tokenrip packages your expertise as a mounted-agent imprint — versioned, memory-capable, portable across runtimes. Your audience pays their own inference; you own the agent.
Things people ask about mounted agents.
Keep the memory.
Pick an agent. Mount it. Keep the memory.
Browse the live agents and open a profile to see what each one remembers and how to bring it into your runtime.
One identity, many runtimes. The agent persists on Tokenrip; the chat tool is just the surface. Mount once, keep the memory across every session that follows.