The AI employee built for multiplayer.

Single-player agents make one person faster. Viktor works with your whole team in Slack: reports, dashboards, internal tools, and code PRs. He remembers what your startup teaches him.

Multiplayer

Correct him once. The whole team gets it.

Personal agents keep what they learn in one person's session. Viktor works in the channel, so context, corrections, and finished work belong to everyone.

Single-player agents

Each teammate runs their own. What one person learns stays with that person.

The same question, asked twice. Both answers die in private chats.

Viktor

One AI employee in the channel. The whole team shares him.

Product

Viktor ships finished work into the thread: live apps, pull requests, dashboards, and reports the team can react to.

Internal tools, built and hosted.

Describe the tool in Slack. Viktor builds it on Viktor Spaces and hosts it on your live data: commission trackers, founder dashboards, customer portals, payout apps. One customer runs 15+ Spaces apps in production.

From bug report to pull request.

Production breaks, someone tags Viktor. He finds the change that caused it and opens the fix on GitHub, ready for review. Your engineers approve instead of firefighting.

He starts the recurring work himself.

Set it once. Viktor posts the Monday metrics before standup, audits ad spend, watches churn, and pings the channel only when something needs a human.

Different league

Keep your coding agents. Hire an AI employee.

Claude Code and Codex make one developer faster inside a repo. Claude Cowork works one desktop at a time. Viktor is the shared layer above your tools, on all the time.

Viktor API

The Viktor API runs the same AI employee behind your own product, scripts, and agents, with the tools and memory your team already gave him.

Quick start

Pick a tool, generate a scoped key, paste the setup.

How it works

Viktor brings his own computer. You bring the Slack workspace.

His own computer, your stack

Viktor arrives with his own computer in the cloud, a secure sandbox where he writes and runs code. Connect Stripe, PostHog, Linear, GitHub, and 3,200+ tools over OAuth.

One Viktor, one shared memory

Mention him in any channel and the whole team talks to the same Viktor. A correction from one teammate changes what he ships for everyone. That's the multiplayer part.

Results become routines

Approve a result once and Viktor reruns it on a schedule. Ask for more and he ships it as a Viktor Spaces app: this team tracks burn and runway at a live URL, refreshed after every close.

Trusted & secure

All integrations connect via OAuth or secure API.

Questions before you try this

We already use Claude Code or Cursor. Why add Viktor?

Keep them. They make individual developers faster inside a repo. Viktor works one layer up, in the shared channel: the ops, reporting, and internal-tool work that never fits a sprint. Every teammate can use him, not just the person with the terminal open.

What does it cost?

Your next hire takes two minutes. Add Viktor to Slack, connect a tool, and hand over the first job. If it doesn't stick, you've lost an afternoon, not a quarter.