A terminal research workspace with an AI agent

Your whole research workflow, in the terminal.

AnrimAI is a keyboard-driven TUI for research: write notes, organize them into folders and collections, search for and download papers — then bring your own AI key and let an agent validate your notes, suggest directions, and dig up new sources.

$ ssh newuser@anrim.ai

Works over plain SSH · Ed25519 keys · No data leaves the session unencrypted

INBOX · agent updates
Note conflict flagged
“2.5× density” conflicts with 2 sources
supply-chain.md · 2m ago
6 papers added & cited
collections/grid-storage
5m ago
Suggested a new note
supply-chain-risk.md
8m ago
/ai check my notes against the latest papers

Runs anywhere you have a terminal

macOS · Linux · Windows / WSL · iSH · Termux · a Raspberry Pi
// what it does

A research workspace you drive by keyboard

01

Notes, folders & collections

Write Markdown notes and organize them into folders and collections. Everything is versioned, searchable, and navigable without ever leaving the keyboard.

02

Find & download papers

Search across paper sources from the command bar and pull PDFs straight into a collection — filed, tagged, and ready to cite in your notes.

03

Bring your own AI agent

Drop in your own model key and an agent joins the workspace — validating your notes against sources, suggesting directions, and surfacing papers you missed.

// how it works

Set up your workspace, then bring the agent in

$ ssh

Connect & organize

ssh [email protected] from any terminal, then build out notes, folders, and collections — no install, nothing to sync.

/ search

Find papers

Search across sources and download papers straight into a collection, where they’re filed and ready to reference from your notes.

› agent

Add your key

Plug in your own AI key and let the agent validate notes, suggest next steps, and find sources — all inside the same workspace.

"It's the first research tool that keeps up with how I actually work — in a terminal, keyboard-only. I SSH in from any machine and my whole trail is right there."

— Computational biologist, research institute

0
install steps
<40ms
keystroke latency
100%
cited answers

Sign up from the terminal.

No forms. Just SSH in with the handle you want — if it’s free, it’s yours, and your workspace is created on first connect.

Ed25519 key = your login · new handles open in limited batches each week