OpenDuetby Ducoro
Your choice of modelsStart with one. Bring in more.

Your models.Your Bots, together.

Bring your Bots together in Ducoro, using the models you choose. Give them work, review the results, and make the decisions that need you.

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Your model subscriptionsor Models you run yourself

A place for your Bots

Bring them together.
Keep things moving.

Give each piece of work the Bots it needs. See what they bring back and step in when a decision is yours.

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An interactive product example. Switch between pieces of work and explore the views. The conversations and results are illustrative.

Start with something that is yours

Less starting over.
More moving forward.

Your Bots can take on different pieces of work. Start with a clear job, the right materials, and a result you know how to judge.

01

Make sense of your notes.

A folder of notes, articles, or meeting records. Ask for a brief with sources and the questions that need your judgment.

Try saying“Read these notes. Give me the important points and tell me what needs a decision.”
02

Keep listening to customers.

Feedback you collect and share with your Bot. Ask for recurring themes, concrete examples, and a draft of what to do next.

Try saying“Group this feedback by theme. Bring me the recurring problems with examples.”
03

Pick up a research thread.

Research materials and a question you want to follow. Ask for an updated working brief as you add information, keeping the evidence close.

Try saying“Update this brief with the new material. Show me what changed and what is still unclear.”

Give your Bots access to the materials and tools each task needs. Choose the scope and review any ongoing arrangement together.

Open means choice

Your models.
Your choice.

Use what works for you.

A subscription you already use

Bring a supported Bot through tools like Claude Code or Codex. Keep the model you know, and give it a place to carry the work forward.

Start with your subscription

A model you run yourself

Connect a model service on your GPU server or dedicated AI system. Follow the setup guide, then try a weekly feedback review with sources you can check.

Connect your model server

A few good questions

Before you
hand it over.

What does “Open” mean?

Open means choice of models. Bring a supported model subscription or connect a model you run yourself. You choose the models your Bots use.

How is OpenDuet related to Ducoro?

OpenDuet is an introduction to Ducoro for people who want to bring their own models. In Ducoro, you bring your Bots together, hand over work, review results, and decide what happens next.

Can I manage more than one Bot?

Yes. Bring one Bot or several into Ducoro. Choose who handles each piece of work, review what comes back, and keep the decisions with you.

Can I use a model subscription I already have?

Ducoro supports model subscriptions through compatible tools such as Claude Code and Codex. Sign in through the tool that owns your subscription, then connect that Bot in Ducoro. Your provider’s plan, limits, and terms apply.

Can I connect my own GPU server?

Yes. Connect a compatible model service running on your GPU server or dedicated AI system. The model runs on that server, which Ducoro reaches over your network. Choose hardware that fits the model and workload.

Where does my data go?

Your conversations, local files, and execution records are stored on the device running Ducoro. The parts needed for a task are sent to the model server or provider you choose. A self-hosted model processes those requests on your server. Connected tools and online services have their own data paths. Review those services when you choose what to share.

What does it cost?

Ducoro membership and usage follow Ducoro’s current pricing. Your model provider’s subscription or API charges apply separately. Local inference uses your own hardware. Check the pricing page for the current Ducoro plans. View Ducoro pricing.

What keeps the work running?

Ducoro, the model service, and the tools needed for the task must be available. Keep your model server running and reachable on the network. Agree on the task, its limits, and when your Bots should come back to you.

Make a little room in your day

Bring your Bots.
Keep your things moving.

Start with one Bot. Bring in more as your work grows.

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