Our principles
These six principles guide how we design products, how we work with AI agents, and how we choose when goals conflict. We use them to make decisions, and we invite you to hold us to them.
01 · Build
Judge by what gets made.
We measure our work by one standard: what people have made with our products. A document that can be sent, a page that opens and a deck that can be presented matter more than a good demo.
In MossIn Moss, agents deliver files, pages and slide decks, not only an answer.

02 · Freedom
Leave the choice with the user.
Which model to use, where files are kept and when to change tools are the user's decisions. We do not keep users by making it hard to leave.
In MossMoss works with agents from many providers and with accounts you already have. Change agents and your conversations and files remain.

03 · Transmit
Lose nothing in the handoff.
A task usually changes hands several times between a person and a number of agents, and each handoff can lose context. Keeping that context, and a record of who did each step, is a basic requirement of our products.
In MossIn Moss, when a task is handed to another agent, the related conversation and files go with it.

04 · Cascade
Let one person direct more.
One person can divide a task among several agents working in parallel, and so complete work that once needed a team. That only holds if the whole process stays visible, controllable and stoppable at any time.
In MossIn Moss, several agents can work on one task at the same time, and the progress of each step can be inspected.

05 · Equality
Design for people who do not code.
The most capable AI tools are used mainly by engineers today. Our products are for everyone: the same capability, without needing to know command lines, keys or configuration files.
In MossMoss is available in Chinese and English. Sign in with a phone number in mainland China, or with a Google account elsewhere.

06 · Cultivate
Commit for the long term and keep improving.
We improve our products release by release and state publicly what changed in each one. Feedback is read and handled by members of the team. We fix known problems before adding features.
In MossEvery Moss release comes with release notes. The Windows app updates automatically.
