ARLI is a warm, always-on layer of your desktop where your agents render real, interactive software — a listings board, a player, a brief — the moment it's useful. Often before you ask.
Don't get a bulleted list. Get the working thing — and sometimes you don't even have to ask.
Each of these is a real window ARLI drew — summoned by one line, or by nothing at all. Not a screenshot of a feature list. The actual interface.
ARLI runs quietly in the background. When an agent has something worth showing, it draws it — natively, just in time — then clears it away.
Claude, Codex, or any MCP client calls ARLI's tools — spawn_window, write_thought. No SDK to learn.
Listings, a player, a brief, a control surface — composed for the moment, not crammed into a chat bubble.
Each lives exactly as long as it's relevant, then goes. The layer is always on; the clutter never is.
ARLI is in private beta on macOS. Leave your email and we'll bring you in.