Privacy as a principle

Everything stays on your machine.

Workspaces, threads, memory, code — all of it lives locally. And every autonomous run is recorded, so you can always answer the question your security team will ask: why did it do that?

Why Frontier

Autonomy you can account for

The point isn't just that agents can work unattended. It's that you can prove, afterward, exactly what they did.

Local by default

Your data is yours to keep. Everything is stored on your own device — there is no cloud copy of your code, your threads, or what your agents learned.

A complete audit trail

Every autonomous decision run is recorded: the prompt, the tool calls, the duration, the outcome. Replay it whenever a reviewer wants receipts.

Revision history, captured for you

Every configuration change is logged as it happens — who changed what, from what, to what. Accountability isn't a discipline you maintain; it's built in.

Your own agent, your own terms

Frontier drives the Claude CLI you already run and have already cleared — it doesn't insert a new vendor between you and your code.

Ambitious and answerable.

You shouldn't have to choose between working with agents and keeping your code home.