Is your thought process your own?

Your thoughts are not their training data.
The Sphere runs locally. Your intelligence stays sovereign.
Every prompt you send to ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini becomes their property. Your questions reveal your vulnerabilities. Your reasoning becomes their training data.
You've outsourced your thinking to corporations who profit from your intellectual output while you pay for the privilege of being surveilled.
"This is not intelligence augmentation.
This is cognitive colonization."
Your most intimate thoughts—your fears, your ambitions, your strategic planning— all flowing through servers you don't control, to companies whose incentives don't align with yours.
A local-first, multi-agent analysis engine.
Your data. Your hardware. Your mind.
Sphere is a CLI tool that orchestrates multiple AI agents on your local machine. No cloud. No surveillance. No data exfiltration.
Run 12 distinct analytical perspectives simultaneously. Store your reasoning history in Git—immutable, versioned, yours forever.
"Your intelligence, amplified.
Your sovereignty, preserved."
Sphere is a CLI tool designed for sovereign thinkers. Simple interface, profound capability.
Run 12 distinct AI personas simultaneously. Each brings a unique perspective—from Linus Torvalds' systems pragmatism to Margaret Hamilton's mission-critical rigor.
$ sphere analyze 'Should I quit my job?'Every analysis is committed to a local Git repository. Your reasoning history is immutable, versioned, and searchable. No cloud required.
$ sphere log --since '1 week ago'Create, customize, and switch between different agent configurations. Tailor your analytical council to your domain.
$ sphere persona listDebug and refine individual agents in isolation. Perfect your prompts before deploying them in synthesis.
$ sphere test torvalds 'What is good code?'
From hardware to agent—every layer under your control.
Install Sphere CLI and start running local multi-agent analysis in minutes.
$ pip install sphere-cli$ brew install ollama$ ollama pull llama3.2$ sphere analyze "What should I build next?"