Give Apollo a goal. It plans, executes, reviews — and gets smarter after every mission. A coordinated system of specialized agents, not another chat box.
Planner, Implementer and Reviewer working in concert — not one model pretending to do it all.
Cheap models first. Premium escalation only when complexity demands it.
Every mission feeds Reflection. Routing, prompts and memory evolve over time.
Live execution graph, reasoning logs, agent state. You operate the system, not chat with it.
BYOK, private execution, RLS-protected storage and TLS in transit. Audit-ready by design.
Drop new agents, new models, new tools. The orchestration layer adapts.
Goal → Planner → Implementer → Reviewer → Reflection → Learning. Every stage is observable, measurable and replaceable.
Break the goal into an executable strategy.
Execute the plan with the right tools.
Verify quality before anything ships.
Score the mission and improve future runs.
A multilingual BERT layer classifies intent, scores complexity and routes execution. You save tokens on what's simple and concentrate firepower on what's critical.
Free model handles it end to end.
Single premium model, fast turnaround.
Full multi-agent orchestration.
Multi-model consensus before delivery.
The Reflection Agent doesn't just close the loop — it tightens it. Each completed mission updates routing tables, prompt versions and memory embeddings, so the next run is faster, cheaper and more accurate.
{
"task_type": "react architecture",
"best_model": "claude-sonnet",
"success_score": 0.93,
"latency_s": 1.24,
"tokens": 184200,
"prompt_version": 17,
"router_update": {
"from": "gpt-mini",
"to": "claude-sonnet",
"reason": "+0.18 quality, +0.02s"
}
}Apollo executes, verifies, and certifies from your terminal. v0.9.4 adds honest proof states, Windows test fixes, and faster missions for simple goals.
npm install -g @vornicx/apollo-agent@0.9.4 cd your-project apollo setup --yes apollo run "add tests for auth" --mode auto
Certificates show Proof and Contract separately — incomplete proof is never hidden as “passed”.
Bring your own keys for every provider. Keys stay in your account — never sent back to the browser.
Run missions in your repo via CLI. Web console plans and tracks; your code stays local.
Post-apply proof (npm test, contract, criteria), mission replay, and certificates with explicit proof vs contract status.