Empryo

Empryo is an AI coding agent for the desktop and the terminal that maps a repository before it edits anything. When a project is opened it builds what the vendor calls the Genome, a live ranked map of files, symbols and the dependencies between them that stays current as the code changes, and a slice of that map goes into every prompt. It is in beta for macOS, Windows and Linux, and can also run headless from scripts and CI. It is aimed at developers who want edits made through structure rather than through text matching. Questions about code are answered three ways, by language server, then parsing, then text search. Symbols are renamed along with their references, code and files move without breaking imports, and compound tools finish a whole job in one call. Files that habitually change together in git are pulled in together. Plan mode researches first, writes a light or a full plan, waits for approval and saves the result inside the project. A reviewer agent with clean context reads what changed, error counts are compared before and after each edit, and a project tool runs the right lint, typecheck, test, build and format commands across 23 ecosystems. More than 40 languages are supported, with an optional real Neovim in the terminal app and an optional Python kernel. Empryo is free to use and publishes no paid plans. There is no Empryo account: you bring your own API key, sign in with an AI subscription you already pay for, or run a local model, and a router command sends different kinds of work to different models. Installation is by download or a single terminal command. The project is backed by LLM Gateway, and the engine runs independently of the window, so work continues after the app is closed.