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Phantom

An AI co-worker, built on the Claude Agent SDK, that runs on its own dedicated machine, keeps persistent memory across sessions, and can install software, build tools and add its own communication channels.

Phantom

Phantom is framed as an AI co-worker rather than a disposable chat session: each Phantom gets its own dedicated computer where it installs software, spins up databases, builds dashboards and remembers what it learned in earlier sessions. It runs on Slack, has a web chat interface, and has its own email address, and it can create its own tools and build infrastructure without being asked to.

It ships with Slack, Telegram, email and webhook channels, and can build a new channel, such as Discord, on request by walking the user through the provider's setup, then wiring up the container itself once credentials are supplied. It is built on the Claude Agent SDK and includes secure credential collection and self-evolution features.

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