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Context assembly is usually hidden
Many AI IDEs expose the answer, not the payload that shaped it. Teams review output without seeing the context decisions behind it.
Knotic • governed AI workspace
Knotic gives software teams a VS Code-based workspace for prompt visibility, repo-native knowledge, multi-provider routing, and per-call telemetry in one operational surface.
One governed workflow
This page keeps the product pitch static on purpose: no live hero telemetry, just the product surfaces teams use to govern day-to-day AI delivery.
Review payload, memory blocks, and token budget before a request is sent.
Keep plans, prompts, and conventions versioned where the team already works.
Route roles across Knotic, OpenRouter, GitHub, Anthropic, OpenAI, or local runtimes.
Track tokens, latency, tools, and files touched for each workflow step.
Workspace outcomes
inspect
Review payloads before send.
share
Keep workflows and memory in the repo.
operate
Track cost, latency, and tool usage per call.
Why teams switch
Knotic is built for teams that need to understand what is being sent, preserve what works, and control spend without slowing down delivery.
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Many AI IDEs expose the answer, not the payload that shaped it. Teams review output without seeing the context decisions behind it.
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Prompts, plans, and conventions often stay trapped in private sessions, so every developer ends up re-teaching the same architecture.
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Hidden spend, provider lock-in, and cooldown windows make AI usage harder to operate at team scale.
Governed workflow
Knotic brings context review, reusable operating knowledge, and runtime monitoring into one place so AI work becomes visible and governable.
Inspect the exact request payload, memory blocks, and token budget before the model sees them.
Turn prompts, plans, and operating knowledge into versioned assets stored with the codebase.
Measure tokens, latency, tools, and file activity per call so delivery leads can manage AI operations with evidence.
Production capabilities
The value is not only faster prompting. Knotic adds the infrastructure a team needs when privacy, provider choice, visibility, and throughput all matter at once.
Project memory and shared knowledge can stay in the repository, with support for local providers and no forced proprietary backend.
Assign different providers and models to different roles without rewriting the workflow.
Keep delivery moving without arbitrary hourly or daily managed-inference cooldowns.
Break complex requests into sequenced plans that retain state between steps instead of relying on one oversized prompt.
Download and cache GGUF models for teams that need a practical path to private or air-gapped inference.
Collaborate on live AI sessions with permissions for viewing or interacting, so AI work becomes a shared team surface.
Control layer
Knotic adds the missing operational layer for organizations that want a faster workflow without handing context, spend, and team knowledge over to a black box.
Pricing
Start free with Knotic, chat, and Context Lens. Paid plans add more credits for advanced workflows, support, and team-ready governance as usage grows.
Free
€0
No subscription
Runtime cost follows the provider you choose
Use the workspace, in-app chat, and Context Lens for free when you bring your own provider or local runtime.
Tools
€9
/month
100 prompts
For teams that want Knotic tools and workflow while continuing to use a trusted provider.
Single seat
€20
/month
300 prompts
A lower-commitment plan for testing the full core workflow on one seat.
Single seat
€40
/month
650 prompts
For power users who want the complete Knotic workflow on a single seat.
Teams
€100
/month
1500 prompts
For companies that need more volume, faster support, and room to scale governed AI delivery.
FAQ
Knotic is a VS Code-based AI workspace, not a single assistant panel. Planning, execution, context inspection, provider routing, shared knowledge, and telemetry live in the same surface.
Knotic combines inspectable context, repo-versioned knowledge, multi-provider routing, visible execution, and governed operational controls in one workflow.
Yes. Knotic is designed for repo-native memory and supports local providers, which gives teams a path to keep code and knowledge under their own control.
Yes. Knotic supports Knotic, OpenRouter, GitHub, Anthropic, OpenAI, and local runtimes, so teams can assign different providers to different roles.
Project memory, session context, specs, and skills can become repository artifacts or governed team surfaces instead of staying inside private chats.
Yes. Context Lens helps trim unnecessary context before a request is sent, while HQ Monitoring exposes spend, latency, and activity per workflow.
Start with one governed workspace
Use Knotic when the team needs prompt visibility, provider choice, shared knowledge, and telemetry without leaving the editor model they already understand.