Context
Receives the task, history, project and active instructions.
MIMETOR is a Windows agent workspace, not just a chat: it combines a configurable model with projects, files, memory and tools that can act on real work. Its exact reach depends on your environment, configuration and permissions.
The model decides whether to answer or request a tool. MIMETOR validates and executes the available action, returns the result to the history and lets the cycle continue.
Receives the task, history, project and active instructions.
The model decides whether to answer or request an available tool.
MIMETOR checks the request within the configured environment.
The tool acts and returns its result to the agent.
The agent answers, keeps working or reports a blocker.
The main agent can call a subordinate with an assignment and optional profile. The subordinate keeps its own history, shares the base context and returns its result to the parent agent. The call waits for that result: it is not presented as parallel execution or total isolation.
Project, instructions, files and knowledge remain around the work. MIMETOR acts only with available resources and effective permissions.
Read, create and modify files; run code or terminal; manage processes and use the network when the system and permissions allow it.
Working directory, instructions, memory, knowledge, variables, secrets and connections. Each chat can activate a different project.
Store information and solutions, index knowledge and retrieve fragments by similarity. Results can omit or surface unsuitable content and should be reviewed when important.
Skills provide specialized procedures; plugins add tools, integrations, components and extensions. They are available only when installed, enabled and configured.
Browser Agent can work in an isolated browser or in Chrome or Edge tabs shared by the user. Passwords, payments, access codes, CAPTCHA and other sensitive actions retain human intervention boundaries.
A bridge replaces the current agent’s main model with an authenticated web session from an available provider. It does not automatically turn every native capability into a bridge capability.
See how it actually worksMIMETOR can produce real changes in files, processes, browsers and connected services. The user defines the environment, permissions and integrations.