Claude agents research, draft and follow up. The same system gives you a little 3D world that shows where everything stands, filled in by those agents as they go. Look around, click in, approve what goes out.
Real scenes on made-up data. Drag to orbit, shift-drag to pan, click an object to fly to it.
Every scene is a small 3D world built from your own information. Agents are the only ones who fill it in, so what you see is what they found.
Start from a built-in scene, or tell the builder what you want, such as "a garden where each flower bed is one of my clients", and it designs one.
Press Refresh and a team of Claude agents searches, reads and drafts. Objects grow, recolor and move as results arrive, and an activity panel shows every search.
Click anything to see its numbers, where each one came from and what the agent drafted. Approve what should go out. Nothing sends itself.
Each value says whether it came from a data source, an agent run or you, and how fresh it is. One click undoes a whole run and leaves your own edits alone.
A world is a place whose shape means something: what is big, what glows, what is moving. Here are the two above, and what the agents do inside each.
Also built in, plus whatever you describe:
Echo Convert is a desktop app for macOS, Windows and Linux. It runs on your computer, powered by your own Claude API key or ours, and your data stays there.
Agents can search and read the web and add checked information to the scene. That is all they can do on their own.
Connections to services such as your outreach or billing tool are ones you set up with your own keys, can be read-only, and any send, post or campaign start is a click only a person can make. A licensed build checks in with our server for your subscription; it shares your install id, app version and OS, never your data.