Ottermind

People working on real projects, decks, websites, videos, or data analysis, typically have to juggle multiple standalone AI chat tools and manually pick which model to use for each task. Standard chat assistants like ChatGPT answer questions but do not retain project context across sessions, do not act inside a user's actual tools and files, and do not carry a task through multiple steps to a finished result. This leaves context buried in chat threads and forces people to reassemble decisions, files, and history themselves every time they return to a project.

Ottermind is an AI agent workspace that orchestrates multiple underlying models (including Claude Fable 5, GPT-5.6 Sol, Gemini 3.5 Flash, Grok 4.5, Kimi K3, and MiniMax H3 for conversation, plus image and video models like Nano Banana, GPT Image 2, Midjourney, and Seedance 2.5) and automatically routes each job to whichever model is currently strongest at it. It retains context, decisions, and files organized around a project rather than a single chat thread, acts directly inside a user's docs, code environments, plugins, and connected services, and adapts to a user's preferences and recurring patterns over time. Users can start with a rough idea, raw file, or recording and have agents build slides, websites, images, videos, or spreadsheet analysis; work can start on a phone, continue on desktop, and run autonomously in the cloud, with agent actions kept visible and critical steps requiring approval.