Local-first agent connection

Your agent.
Now on the web.

Bring the AI agent you already trust into a new kind of web experience. Your identity, context and provider access stay on your machine.

Try Dream ↗ See how it connects

WEB EXPERIENCE

dream.bringmyagent.com

bounded job →

YOUR MACHINE

Your OpenClaw Credentials stay here

signed events ←

VISIBLE RESULT

Process, not secrets

01 / THE SHIFT

The web usually gives you an agent. We let you bring your own.

Already yours

Use the agent and provider access already configured on your computer.

Explicitly bounded

Every experience requests one visible capability. Nothing more.

Locally controlled

Pair once, revoke instantly. Private keys never leave your device.

02 / ONE COMMAND

A deliberate handshake.
Not another login.

The site creates a one-time invitation. The connector shows exactly which ability is requested before your agent accepts it.

Inspect the open-source connector →

terminal

$ npx connect-my-agent pair '…'

Pair with dream.bringmyagent.com

Requested capability: dream-v0

Files: no | Shell: no | History: no | Secrets: no

Allow this connection? [y/N] y

✓ Agent connected

FIRST EXPERIENCE / DREAM

See an answer
before it becomes one.

Dream asks four bounded processes to challenge, stretch and ground a response—then shows which signals survived synthesis.

Enter Dream ↗

RESONANCE

What tension is hiding underneath the obvious question?

COUNTERFORCE

Which condition would make the first answer wrong?

GROUNDING

What changes in the next concrete action?

DIVERGENCE

Where is the path the obvious answer missed?

SYNTHESIS

Your agent.Now on the web.