Three offerings, one account
Baltor gives the agents in your harness two things to work with, research for decisions and ready files for building, plus tools that keep long work going while you are away. Your harness is the program that runs your coding agent, such as Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode or Pi.
| Offering | What your agent gets | Plan |
|---|---|---|
| Agent Feeds | Source collections for model, benchmark, tool and paper decisions, as JSON Feed, RSS and Markdown. | Feeds plan, free through December 31, 2026 (Eastern), then $4.99 a month |
| Skills and agent files | 1,560,856 distinct files: skills, instruction files, tools and code, subagents, commands, hooks and MCP server settings. | Pro, $29 a month, with Agent Feeds |
| Overnight work | Process supervisors for long runs on the Baltor Harness, with call budgets, time limits, checkpoints and a morning report. | Max, $49 a month, Public preview |
Each download names its source, licence and exact version, with a SHA-256 checksum. Identical files count once; the file count comes from the capabilities record, read October 25, 2026. Paid plans start when you opt in. The Public Good collection is free with an account, and the Baltor Harness is free and open source.
What stays with you
Baltor adds research and files to the setup you already trust. Three things stay exactly where they are.
Your model access
Your harness calls your own models with your own key. Your model keys stay with you.
Your agent
Your harness runs the work, with the permissions you choose. Baltor answers requests for material.
Your project
Your repository stays on your machine. You choose what to send, and the service answers what you ask.
Four kinds of useful material
Useful material covers how to approach the work, code that can do it, what happened before and what you want done differently. Each kind shows what it holds for one task: importing a customer file.
Context Intelligence
Methods, questions, constraints, examples and output contracts that guide the work.
A field-definition guide and a checklist for missing values.
Code Intelligence
Reusable functions, tools, files and workflows with declared inputs, outputs and effects.
A qualified normalizer with its dependency and verification records.
Runtime History and Solution Intelligence
Saved outcomes, failures, repairs, measurements and solution information that can inform a new task.
A previous import's failed assumptions and the checks that caught them.
User Feedback Intelligence
Scoped corrections, priorities and instructions supplied by a person.
Keep uncertain matches for review, and keep the original file as it is.
How a request flows
Every request runs through two short sequences, one on the service and one in your own tools.
On the service
- Check your access: find material your account may use.
- Find relevant help: search guidance, reusable code and previous findings.
- Deliver selected files: check that each download matches the version you chose.
In your tools
- Set the goal and limits: decide what success means and what the work may access.
- Carry out each step: use your chosen models, development tools or existing code.
- Keep the results: inspect files, checks and the record of what happened.
Searches return references; the body arrives with the download your agent chooses. Requests go through your signed-in connection, and your computer stays under your control. On the website, a unit of work is called a step, and each step can run in a fresh harness, so it starts clean and focused.
Ways to connect
- MCP
https://baltor.ai/mcp, streamable HTTP, with OAuth or a Baltor key in the Authorization header. Tools:intelligence_search,provisioning_manifest,provisioning_readandpublic_good_files.- REST API
- Versioned JSON routes under
/api/v1/. Capabilities and health answer to anyone; the other routes take a Baltor key. - Agent Feeds files
/feeds/sources.jsonand/feeds/sources.md, one file per collection, and library updates ascatalogue.json,.rssand.md.
Licences and attribution
- Each item names its own licence, source and exact version. Licences vary from item to item, so read the one on each item.
- Keep the
LICENSEandATTRIBUTION.mdfiles that come with an item. - Generated work carries the licence its record shows.
- A downloaded file is material for your agent to read. An item that declares effects, such as writing files or running commands, says so before download.
Who runs Baltor
Baltor is operated by Baltor.AI, info@baltor.ai, United States. Contact is by post, at that address.
Need a hand? Status, the connection checklist and the operator's email address are on one page.
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