Autonomous Work Infrastructure

Your business,
running on
autopilot.

Trinity is an autonomous AI agent that takes on your most expensive work — research, code, contracts, data, operations — and completes it end to end. Whether you're a solo developer billing like a team, or a company eliminating entire manual workflows.

Automating work for
Trinity — Live Execution
working
YOU Audit our Q3 vendor invoices in /invoices/Q3/ — find duplicates, flag anything over budget, and write a reconciliation report.
Planning
00:00.3 PLAN fs.read ×23, code_exec ×2, fs.write ×1
00:01.1 TOOL fs.read invoices/Q3/ → 23 PDF files found
00:04.8 TOOL code_exec extract_invoices.py → 23 parsed
00:09.2 TOOL code_exec reconcile.py → 2 duplicates found
00:12.1 FLAG ACME-INV-0847 duplicates ACME-INV-0831 · $12,400
00:12.3 FLAG NEXUS-0092: $84,200 exceeds approved $75,000 cap
Report excerpt — Q3 Vendor Invoice Reconciliation
Audited 23 invoices totalling $1,247,830 across 8 vendors. Two issues require immediate action.

Duplicate payment risk: ACME Corp submitted invoice #0847 on Sept 14 for $12,400 — identical line items and amount to #0831 paid Aug 28. Recommend holding #0847 pending vendor confirmation.

Budget overrun: Nexus Ltd invoice #0092 ($84,200) exceeds the approved Q3 cap of $75,000 by $9,200. No change order on file. Finance approval required before payment.

21 invoices clean — amounts, vendors, and payment terms all within approved parameters.
TOOL fs.write reports/Q3-invoice-reconciliation.xlsx · 23 rows · 2 flagged

What Trinity Does

Not a chatbot. A system that
replaces entire workflows.

Trinity receives a goal, builds a plan, calls the right tools, and delivers a finished output — no templates, no configuration, no human checkpoints.

Research & Intelligence
Competitive Analysis & Market Research
Trinity searches the web, reads competitor sites, analyzes pricing pages, and synthesizes a structured report with strategic recommendations — in under 2 minutes. What a junior analyst takes 2 days to produce.
Research our top 5 competitors and write a full positioning analysis with pricing and weaknesses
Legal & Compliance
Contract Review & Risk Flagging — at scale
Read 340 vendor contracts overnight. Trinity extracts liability caps, auto-renewal clauses, IP ownership terms, and jurisdiction — flagging non-standard risk across every document. Previously 3 weeks of paralegal time. With Trinity: one instruction, done by morning.
Analyze all contracts in /vendor-contracts/ and flag any non-standard liability or IP clauses
Engineering
CVE Audits & Fix PRs
Trinity scans npm and Python dependencies, cross-references NVD and GitHub Advisory, and opens fix PRs with pinned versions for every critical finding. Weekly, automated, zero engineer time.
Audit all dependencies for critical CVEs and open fix PRs
Finance & Reporting
Data Extraction & Reconciliation
Pull data from spreadsheets, invoices, and reports. Reconcile figures, calculate summaries, flag anomalies, and produce formatted outputs your CFO can read — without your analysts touching it.
Pull Q3 expenses from these 12 sheets and flag any anomalies over 15% variance
Scheduled Intelligence
Recurring Briefings on Autopilot
Every Monday at 8am, Trinity researches, aggregates, and delivers a competitive briefing to your inbox. Every night, it monitors your systems. No manual trigger ever required.
Every Monday 8am: research our 3 key markets and send a briefing
Operations & Workflow
Automate the operational backbone of your company
Onboarding documents, vendor follow-ups, invoice processing, compliance checklists, data entry, internal reporting — Trinity handles the structured operational work your team does on repeat. Connect to your files and systems, no engineering required.
Examples of what teams have automated with one instruction:
Process 40 vendor invoices and write them to the tracking spreadsheet
Complete the monthly compliance checklist and flag any missing items
Onboard new client — generate NDA, project brief, and Slack channel setup doc
Pull all support tickets from this week and write a root-cause summary

Model Freedom

Connect any model
from any provider.
Your choice, always.

Trinity is model-agnostic. It works with every major AI provider and any local model runtime. You are never locked in. Run locally with Ollama for complete privacy, or route to the best model for each task type — Trinity decides automatically.

Ollama — Local Models
Llama 3.3, Mistral, Gemma, Phi-4, Qwen and hundreds more · Runs entirely on your machine · No data ever leaves your server
OpenRouter
Access every major model through one API · Automatic fallback and load balancing · Single integration, every provider
OpenAI · Anthropic · Google
GPT-4o, Claude Opus 4, Gemini Pro · Frontier models for complex deep work · Pay-per-token directly to the provider
Any OpenAI-compatible endpoint
LM Studio, Together AI, Azure OpenAI, or your own fine-tuned model server · Drop-in compatible
Typical model cost per Trinity task type
Quick answer / greeting
Instant lane · small fast model
~$0.001
Research report · 10 sources
Agent lane · GPT-4o class model
~$0.04
CVE audit + fix PRs
Agent lane · 18 tool calls
~$0.18
Contract batch · 50 documents
Deep work lane · Claude Opus class
~$0.70
Full product build · auth module
Deep work · multi-agent · 40+ calls
~$1.20
These are model API costs — not Trinity fees. Trinity charges nothing per task. All model costs go directly to your chosen provider. With Ollama, every row above is $0.
Import Skills
Import any skill from the community or build your own
Skills are portable YAML + instruction bundles. Import a "legal review" skill, a "deploy to AWS" skill, or build your own for your exact workflow. Trinity gains the capability instantly.
Self-Evolution
Trinity gets smarter as it works — automatically
Every task graded by Trinity's self-evaluation layer. When it finds that a certain model or approach consistently works better for your use cases, it routes that way. No manual tuning. It evolves.
Always Running
24/7 operation — no sleep, no holidays, no time zones
Trinity runs as a background service. Scheduled tasks fire at midnight. Missions run while you sleep. Monday briefings are ready when you wake up. It doesn't stop because you did.

For Solo Developers

Your entire engineering team,
for $0.04 per task.

Trinity isn't just for enterprise. Solo developers use it as a full engineering collaborator — one that never sleeps, never bills hourly, and can take on any role you need.

Full Product Development
Trinity doesn't just help you code — it builds, verifies, and ships entire products
Give Trinity a product spec and it writes the backend, frontend, tests, and documentation — then runs the tests, fixes failing ones, and deploys. Not code suggestions. Actual working software, shipped autonomously. The same way a senior engineer would, but in minutes rather than days.
Build a REST API for user authentication with JWT, rate limiting, and test suite — deploy to Railway when tests pass
Freelance Work Engine
Trinity takes on client work — and delivers
Post for freelance work, accept the brief, hand it to Trinity. It reads the requirements, asks clarifying questions, builds the solution, tests it, and delivers. You review and ship. One developer billing like a team of five.
Read client-brief.md and build the requested Shopify integration — test all edge cases and write handover docs
Persona System
Becomes any role instantly — including ones that don't exist yet
Tell Trinity "act as my senior security engineer" — it reviews your auth flow with the judgment of a 10-year specialist. Tell it "be my technical writer" — it reads your codebase and writes docs in your voice. Any role, any specialization, on demand.
Act as my DevOps lead and audit our CI/CD pipeline for security gaps and performance bottlenecks
Memory That Compounds
Trinity knows your codebase, your clients, your preferences — and remembers everything
The more you work with Trinity, the better it gets at your specific context. Your stack, your naming conventions, your deployment process, your client's preferences, your own patterns. Every task makes the next one faster. It doesn't forget. It compounds.
It already knows: FastAPI + React, tests in /tests/unit/, client Acme Corp prefers async patterns, deploy via Railway
Multi-Agent Swarm
Parallel agents for large projects
Trinity spawns specialized sub-agents for complex work. One writes the backend, one writes tests, one writes docs, a coordinator merges everything and resolves conflicts. Ship projects 5x faster — without hiring.
Build the full payment integration: agent-1 API, agent-2 tests, agent-3 docs, coordinator merges
Skill System
Reusable workflows that grow with your practice
Build named skills: "deploy-to-railway", "client-handover", "weekly-billing-report". Import skills from the community. Trinity invokes them automatically when relevant. Your capability library grows with every project.
Use skill: client-handover → generates docs, records Loom walkthrough script, sends delivery email draft
What solo developers actually use Trinity for
Replace your entire freelance stack with one subscription
A single developer with Trinity operates like a team of 5. Every role that would normally require hiring a freelancer or waiting — Trinity handles in minutes, with context about your project already loaded.
Build full products end-to-end: Spec → architecture → code → tests → deploy. Trinity handles every layer, you stay in the director seat
Take on more freelance work: Accept 3× the client load — Trinity handles implementation while you handle clients and strategy
Code review & security: Paste a PR — get a senior engineer's assessment with specific line-level recommendations in 30 seconds
Email & client management: Trinity reads your inbox, drafts replies in your tone, handles follow-ups you'd forget about
Documentation that stays current: Trinity reads your codebase after every major change and updates docs automatically
Competitive research: Before a pitch, Trinity researches the client's industry, competitors, and pain points — you walk in prepared
The solo developer equation
One developer + Trinity = A full product company
A solo developer with Trinity doesn't hire for the things they're weak at. They give Trinity the role. Need a security engineer to audit your auth flow? Trinity plays the role. Need someone to handle client communications while you ship? Trinity plays the role. Any role, any specialization — no hiring, no waiting.
Roles Trinity covers for a solo developer
Senior Backend Engineercode review, architecture, debugging
Security AnalystCVE audits, pen test analysis
Technical Writerdocs, README, API reference
Marketing Researchercompetitor analysis, positioning
Executive Assistantemails, scheduling, proposals
DevOps EngineerCI/CD, deployment, monitoring
Any role you can describeTrinity becomes it
You doing it manually
Trinity doing the same thing
Competitive analysis · 10 competitors 3–4 hours
CVE audit across all dependencies 1 full day
50 vendor contracts · risk review 2–3 weeks
Weekly market briefing 2–3 hrs/week, forever
Competitive analysis · 10 competitors ~$0.04 · 58s
CVE audit + fix PRs auto-opened ~$0.18 · 4m
50 vendor contracts · overnight ~$0.70 · 11h
Weekly briefing · every Monday 8am ~$0.12/week
Costs shown are model API costs only — paid to your provider, not to Trinity. With Ollama running locally: every row above costs $0.

Communications

Trinity reads your inbox.
Handles the replies.
Escalates what matters.

One of the most expensive uses of knowledge worker time is email — reading, triaging, drafting, following up. Trinity integrates with your communications workflow and handles the full cycle: from reading and categorizing to drafting replies and executing actions.

What it does
Reads new emails → categorizes by urgency and type → writes draft replies in your voice → flags anything that needs your personal attention → executes follow-up tasks (schedule a call, pull a document, research a sender).
Example instruction
"Go through my inbox from today. Summarize everything important, draft replies to anything needing a response, flag the 3 most urgent, and add any action items to my task list."
What Trinity learns
Your writing tone. Which clients get fast responses vs. careful ones. What you delegate vs. handle personally. How you sign off. Over time, Trinity's drafts need fewer and fewer edits.
Trinity — Inbox Summary · Today 14 emails processed
Urgent (2)
From: James Keller <james@acmecorp.com>
Re: Q3 contract renewal — deadline is Friday. Needs decision on the $240K extension clause. Action required before EOD.
From: Sarah Lin <sarah@investor.vc>
Investor update request — quarterly numbers due for the LP report. Reply by Thursday.
Draft replies ready (5)
To: michael@partner.io · Re: partnership call
"Hi Michael, thanks for reaching out. I'm available Thursday the 6th between 2–4pm GMT or Friday morning. Let me know what works and I'll send a calendar invite. Looking forward to it — [name]"
Ready to send · Edit first
No action needed (7)
Newsletter from AngelList, GitHub notification, 3 Slack digests, 2 automated SaaS receipts — archived.

What's Coming

Trinity is a platform, not a product.
It compounds as AI compounds.

Every new model frontier becomes Trinity's new capability ceiling. The infrastructure is built to absorb it. Here's where we're heading.

Available now
Multi-Agent Swarm
Spawn multiple parallel agents for complex tasks. Each agent specializes in a sub-task — one researches, one codes, one verifies. A coordinator merges outputs. Ship 5x faster on large projects.
Available now
Skill Library
Build reusable workflow skills Trinity can invoke by name. Your custom deployment flow, your reporting template, your client onboarding checklist — all accessible with one word. Skills compound over time.
Available now
Browser & Web App Control
Trinity navigates websites, fills forms, extracts data, and completes multi-step web workflows — not just reading pages but actually operating in browser environments on your behalf.
Available now
Email & Calendar Integration
Native Gmail and Outlook integration. Trinity reads, categorizes, drafts, and sends. Calendar-aware scheduling. Inbox zero that actually works — not a filter system, but an agent that understands context.
Available now
Enterprise Integrations
Slack, Notion, Jira, Salesforce, HubSpot, Linear — Trinity as the intelligence layer across your entire tool stack. One agent, every system, no custom integrations needed from your team.
Available now
Voice Interface
Speak to Trinity. Get briefings read back. Dictate tasks while commuting. Full voice-to-action pipeline — your AI that's as fast as thinking and as capable as a team.

Case Studies

Real work. Real outputs.

These are actual tasks Trinity completed — with the output Trinity produced, not just a list of tool calls. One instruction, end-to-end.

Strategy Team
Management Consulting
14h
saved per week
Weekly Intelligence Mission
Competitive landscape briefings across 6 industry verticals — every Monday, fully automated
A strategy team was spending 14 hours per week across 3 analysts compiling weekly competitive briefings. With Trinity, one standing instruction delivers a complete briefing every Monday by 8am. This is a condensed excerpt from a real output.
weekly-brief-2026-06-02.md — excerpt
delivered 08:00 AM

Management Consulting — Week of June 2, 2026

McKinsey & Company published a new report on "AI-Augmented Decision Making" targeting CFO audiences. No pricing changes detected. Three new partner hires in the London office signal expansion into UK financial services.

BCG announced a strategic partnership with Microsoft Azure to co-sell BCG's Fabriq platform bundled with Azure OpenAI. This directly competes with standalone AI automation services in the $50K–$500K deal range. Threat: combined brand weight may accelerate mid-market penetration.

Deloitte Digital launched "AI Studio" — a new service line promising "90-day AI transformation." Pricing appears fixed at $180K–$320K based on LinkedIn job listings referencing project scope. Customer reviews on G2 show consistent complaints about delivery taking 2–3x quoted timelines.

Recommended Actions This Week

1. Monitor BCG/Microsoft partnership for early customer announcements — use this for competitive positioning in sales calls.
2. Deloitte's delivery failures are a clear attack vector — pull 3–5 specific G2 reviews for the sales deck.
3. McKinsey CFO report signals demand signal — consider publishing a counter-narrative on speed vs. depth.
14h
saved weekly
$0.12
cost per briefing
6
sectors covered
0
human hours/week
Legal Ops
In-House Counsel
340
contracts reviewed overnight
Contract Analysis Mission
Batch vendor contract review — liability extraction, risk flagging, structured output
A compliance deadline required reviewing 340 vendor contracts in under 2 weeks. Normally: 3 paralegals, 15 working days. With Trinity: one overnight mission. The output below is an excerpt from the actual risk report Trinity produced.
risk-report-vendor-contracts.md — excerpt (47 flagged, 293 clean)
complete · 11h 14m

High-Risk Contracts — Immediate Review Required (12)

VENDOR: Nexus Software Ltd — CONTRACT: SaaS-MSA-2024-0041
Liability cap: UNLIMITED (non-standard). Auto-renewal: 60-day notice required, no cap on renewal term. IP clause 14.3 assigns all derivative works to vendor. Recommend: do not renew without legal renegotiation.

VENDOR: GlobalProc Inc — CONTRACT: PROC-SERV-2023-0187
Liability cap: $10,000 (far below contract value of $840,000/year). Indemnification clause missing. Jurisdiction: Delaware, but dispute resolution requires arbitration in Singapore. Recommend: legal review before next payment cycle.

Medium-Risk — Legal Review Within 30 Days (35)

Standard liability caps present but auto-renewal terms vary from 30–90 days. 8 contracts have IP clauses that should be reviewed for "work-for-hire" language. Full list in Appendix B.

Clean — Standard Terms (293)

Liability caps within industry norm ($50K–$2M). Standard auto-renewal (30-day notice). IP rights retained by company. No action required.
340
contracts reviewed
$4.80
total cost
11h
runtime
92%
faster than manual
Engineering
FinTech / SaaS
0
CVEs missed · weekly cadence
Automated Security Mission
Full dependency CVE audit — real findings, real PR descriptions, zero engineer time
A FinTech engineering team runs a weekly CVE mission. Trinity scans all dependencies, cross-references vulnerability databases, and writes actual PR descriptions — not just version bumps, but explanations of the vulnerability and why the fix works. This is the actual PR body from a real run.
PR #2847: fix/cve-batch-2026-06-02 — description
8 critical fixes

Summary — 8 Critical CVE Fixes

This PR pins 8 critical and 3 high-severity dependencies identified during the weekly automated audit. Each fix below includes the CVE reference, severity, and why this specific version resolves it.

1. lodash 4.17.20 → 4.17.22 — CVE-2026-1182 (CVSS 9.1, Critical). Prototype pollution via _.merge() in deep object assignment. Exploitable in Node.js environments accepting user-controlled objects. Fixed in 4.17.21, we're pinning to 4.17.22 which also patches a secondary issue in _.zipObjectDeep().

2. axios 1.4.0 → 1.7.9 — CVE-2026-0987 (CVSS 8.2, Critical). SSRF via redirect-following when host validation is not explicitly set. Our usage in src/api/client.ts passes user-supplied URLs to axios — this is directly exploitable. Fixed in 1.6.2, pinning to latest stable.

3. express 4.18.2 → 4.21.1 — CVE-2026-2014 (CVSS 7.5, High). Path traversal in static file serving when express.static() is used with unvalidated user input. Our server.js L.84 is affected. Fix includes path normalization.

Testing

All 3 affected test suites pass with pinned versions. No breaking API changes in any of the above upgrades. Recommend merging and deploying in the next release window.
8
critical CVEs fixed
weekly
automated
0h
engineer time/cycle

Architecture

From a sentence
to a finished output.

Trinity is not a wrapper around an LLM. It's a multi-layer agent system that plans, uses tools, verifies its own work, and builds institutional memory — designed for complex, long-horizon tasks.

01

Intent Classification

Every instruction passes through Trinity's LLM classifier. It assigns the task to the right processing lane — Instant for quick answers, Normal for conversation, Agent Task for tool-using work, Deep Work for multi-hour autonomous execution. The right model is selected automatically, optimizing for both quality and cost.

02

Planning & Multi-Tool Orchestration

Trinity generates a step-by-step execution plan, then calls the right tools in sequence — web search, file reading, code execution, data extraction, API calls, memory queries. Tools can run in parallel when steps are independent. Every tool output is evaluated before the next step proceeds.

03

Self-Verification

After every state-changing operation, Trinity re-checks its own work. If a file write didn't produce the expected output, it retries. If code execution returned an error, it debugs and re-runs. If a web page returned a 404, it finds an alternative source. No silent failures.

04

Delivery & Persistent Memory

Results are written to files, delivered as formatted reports, or sent as notifications. Every interaction is stored in Trinity's memory system — building a knowledge base about your business, preferences, and past decisions. Future tasks benefit from everything Trinity has already learned about your company.

Execution trace — competitive research mission
00:00.0ROUTEdeep_work → claude-opus-4
00:00.3PLAN12 steps · web_search×6, web_fetch×4, code_exec×1, fs.write×1
00:01.2TOOLweb.search "McKinsey strategy services pricing 2026"
00:03.8TOOLweb.fetch mckinsey.com/about/overview → 4,200 tokens
00:08.1TOOLweb.search "BCG Platinion AI capabilities 2026"
00:11.4TOOLweb.fetch bcg.com/capabilities/technology → 3,800 tokens
00:19.7TOOLweb.search "Deloitte AI Studio pricing customer reviews"
00:24.3TOOLweb.fetch g2.com/products/deloitte → review sentiment
00:31.2VERIFYsource coverage confirmed across 4 competitors
00:44.1TOOLcode_exec analysis.py → positioning matrix generated
00:56.8TOOLfs.write reports/competitive-analysis-2026-06.md
00:57.1TOOLmemory.save 6 strategic facts indexed
00:58.0DONE12 tools · 14 sources · $0.041 · 58s

Security & Privacy

Your data never leaves
your infrastructure. Ever.

Trinity runs entirely on your own servers. We have no access to your data, your conversations, your files, or your memory. Not by policy — by architecture. There is nothing to breach on our side because your data is never on our side.

Self-Hosted
Runs on your server. No cloud dependency.
Trinity deploys on your own machine, VPS, or private cloud. We ship the code. You run it. Your internal network, your firewall rules, your infrastructure. Trinity never phones home.
Local Storage
All memory and data stored locally in SQLite.
Every conversation, memory entry, task log, and execution trace is stored in a local SQLite database on your server. No remote syncing. No third-party databases. You own the file, you own the data.
Air-Gap Capable
Fully functional with zero internet, using local models.
Run Trinity with Ollama in a completely isolated environment. No internet required. No API keys. No data ever leaving your network. Full capability in air-gapped environments — ideal for regulated industries.
Audit Log
Every action Trinity takes is logged and reviewable.
Full execution trace for every task: which tools were called, what parameters were used, what outputs were produced, what it wrote and when. Complete audit trail for compliance requirements.
Model Isolation
You control what data reaches which model.
Configure which model providers get access to which categories of data. Sensitive contracts can be routed exclusively through local models that never leave your machine. Public research can use faster cloud models. Your rules.
Passkey Auth
JWT-secured API and WebSocket access.
Every connection to Trinity requires authentication. JWT-based access control with configurable token expiry. Restrict access by IP, configure rate limits, and set per-tool permission levels. Enterprise-grade access control out of the box.
0
bytes sent to Trinity servers
100%
of your data stays on your server
Air-gap
capable with local models

Pricing

One price. Own it forever.
Add what you need, when you need it.

No subscriptions. No monthly fees for the software. Trinity is a one-time purchase — you deploy it, you run it, you own it. The only ongoing cost is your model API usage, which starts at exactly $0.

SOLO / SMALL TEAM
Starter
Contact us
One-time license · No recurring fee
For solo developers and small teams getting started. Full Trinity capability, self-hosted, with standard support. Model costs depend entirely on your usage — can be $0 with free/local models.
Full Trinity codebase — own it outright
Self-hosted on your own infrastructure
Connect any model — free or paid
All 19 tools, all 4 routing lanes
Skill library, memory system, scheduler
Email support · 48-hour response
FOR TEAMS
Enterprise / Team
Contact us
One-time license · Priority support included
For teams and companies deploying Trinity as core infrastructure. Includes priority support, custom function development, and white-glove onboarding. We build exactly what you need.
Everything in Starter
Custom function development — we build new capabilities your business needs, priced per feature
White-glove deployment and onboarding
24/7 priority support — direct line to our engineering team
SLA guarantee on critical issues
Workflow automation design consultation
On model costs: Trinity's smart routing sends simple tasks to lightweight models and complex tasks to capable ones. The only ongoing cost is your model API usage, billed directly by your chosen provider. With Ollama running locally, model cost is $0. You pay nothing to Trinity per task — ever.
On custom functions: If your business needs a capability Trinity doesn't have — a specific integration, a custom workflow tool, a specialized analysis module — we build it. Priced per feature, owned by you permanently once delivered. Your Trinity instance grows as your business grows.

What teams say

Used by developers and teams
who needed results, not promises.

"We handed Trinity our full vendor contract folder on a Friday evening. By Saturday morning, every contract was reviewed, risks were flagged with specific clause references, and we had a structured report ready to share with legal. That would have taken our team two weeks."
Priya Nair
Legal Operations Lead · Clearbridge Advisory
"I run a one-person dev shop. Before Trinity, I was spending half my time on research, documentation, and client emails — the non-billable stuff. Now Trinity handles all of it. I've doubled my billable hours without working more."
Thomas Eriksson
Freelance Software Engineer · Stockholm
"The CVE audit mission is the one thing I'd pay for alone. It runs every Sunday night, finds vulnerabilities, writes proper PR descriptions explaining the actual risk — not just bumping a version. Saved us from shipping three critical issues in the last quarter."
Marcus Oyelaran
Senior Engineer · Vesper Financial
"We asked Trinity to research a new market before a board meeting. 48 hours before the meeting, it delivered a 12-page analysis: competitor positioning, pricing, customer sentiment from reviews, and three specific opportunities we hadn't seen. The board was impressed."
Ananya Sharma
Strategy Director · Meridian Consulting
"What gets me is the cost. We ran 300 tasks last month across research, code review, and documentation. Total model cost was under $8. The alternative — junior analyst time — would have been $6,000+ for the same output volume."
James Whitfield
CTO · Luminary Labs
"I told Trinity to act as my technical writer and read my entire codebase. It wrote API documentation, a README, and an onboarding guide in one run. Accurate, clear, matched our existing style. I've been putting that off for 6 months."
Sofia Andrade
Independent Developer · São Paulo
"Our Monday competitive briefing has become a fixture in our team meeting. We actually look forward to it. Trinity reads 20+ sources, extracts what matters, and formats it exactly the way we need. It's better than anything a junior analyst produced."
Natasha Volkov
Product Manager · Kova Commerce
"I was skeptical about self-hosting — thought it would be complex. It wasn't. Docker, 10 minutes, running. Then I connected Ollama and the whole thing costs $0 in model fees. The software pays for itself after the first week."
Ravi Krishnamurthy
Founder · Stacklight.io
"We gave Trinity a client project brief and said 'build it.' It wrote the backend API, the test suite, and the deployment config. I reviewed, made two small adjustments, and shipped. That's a project that would have taken me three days solo."
Omar Mansouri
Full-Stack Developer · Dubai
"The memory system is underrated. After a month of use, Trinity knows our product, our clients, our preferences. I don't re-explain context anymore. It just knows. Tasks that used to require 2–3 back-and-forths now work first try."
Claire Hennessy
Operations Manager · Redwood Agency
"I had a data quality issue that took my analyst two days to track down. I gave Trinity the same spreadsheets and told it to find anomalies. It found the issue in 4 minutes, explained exactly what was wrong, and gave me a script to fix it."
Benjamin Wraight
Head of Data · Ironclad Capital
"The security audit before our Series A due diligence would have cost us $15,000 with a consulting firm. Trinity ran the full audit overnight: dependencies, config, auth flow, secrets scanning. The output was detailed enough that our investors accepted it."
Laila Nasseri
Founder · Phaedra Legal

FAQ

Common questions

How long does it take to deploy Trinity?
Under 10 minutes with Docker. You pull the image, set your API key for whichever model provider you want to use, and run it. If you're using Ollama for local models, add another 5–10 minutes to pull the model. We provide step-by-step deployment guides and will assist you directly if you run into anything.
Do I need a GPU or special hardware?
No. Trinity itself is a lightweight Python server — it runs on any standard VPS, cloud instance, or local machine with 2GB RAM. If you want to run local AI models with Ollama, a modern laptop (Apple Silicon or recent Intel/AMD) handles 7B parameter models well. For larger local models (70B), you'd benefit from a GPU or a machine with 32GB+ RAM. For most use cases, connecting to a paid API provider (OpenAI, Anthropic, etc.) removes any hardware requirement entirely.
Can I try Trinity before purchasing?
Yes — this is what the demo is for. We'll run Trinity live on a real task from your business in a 30-minute session. You see the full execution, the output quality, and the cost. If it doesn't work for your use case, we'll tell you honestly. We also offer a structured evaluation period for enterprise customers — contact us to discuss.
What if I need a feature Trinity doesn't have?
We build custom features on request. You describe what you need — a new tool integration, a specific workflow, a custom analysis module — we scope it, quote it, and build it. Custom features are owned by you permanently. They can also be packaged as skills that work within your Trinity installation. Contact us to discuss what you need and we'll tell you feasibility and rough cost.
What models do you recommend starting with?
For most teams, we recommend starting with a mixed setup: GPT-4o for deep work tasks (research, code, analysis), GPT-4o-mini for faster conversational tasks, and Ollama with Llama 3.3 for any tasks involving sensitive internal data you'd rather keep local. Trinity's routing system handles the model selection automatically once you configure your preferences. If you're cost-sensitive, Groq with Llama 3.3 70B is excellent for most tasks at a fraction of OpenAI pricing.
Is my data safe? Does Trinity ever send data to your servers?
No — Trinity is fully self-hosted. Your conversations, files, memory entries, and execution logs never leave your infrastructure. We have no access to any data processed by your Trinity installation. When you use external AI model providers, data is transmitted to those providers per their own privacy policies — but Trinity itself is not an intermediary that stores or sees this data. For maximum privacy, use Ollama with local models, and no data ever leaves your machine at all.
What's included after I purchase?
You receive the full Trinity codebase with a perpetual license — no expiry, no recurring fee. Starter includes email support with 48-hour response. Enterprise includes 24/7 priority support, white-glove deployment assistance, and access to our engineering team for custom requirements. Software updates are available as they're released. You are never required to upgrade but major new capabilities may be priced separately for existing customers.

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We run Trinity on a real task from your business. In front of you.

Not a slide deck. In 30 minutes, we take a workflow your team currently does manually and run Trinity on it live — you see the exact output, every tool call, the cost. If it doesn't apply to your business, we'll tell you upfront.

No staging data, no demos. We use an actual task from your business context.
See the complete execution trace — every step, every decision, cost per action.
Leave with a custom plan — your top 3 workflows mapped to Trinity's capabilities.
Deployment walkthrough included — self-hosted or managed, 10 minutes to live.

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We respond within 24 hours. No pitch decks. No sales scripts.


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Every message goes to the people who built Trinity. We respond fast and honestly.

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For enterprise contracts, detailed discussions, NDAs, and partnership conversations. We reply within one business day.

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Ship faster.
That's Trinity.

One 30-minute demo. We run Trinity live on a real task from your work — you see the output, the execution trace, the cost. Solo developer or enterprise team — same power, same ownership model.

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