What you can do with Endo

4 use cases

• Get a daily priorities summary on a schedule

  Have Endo run a standing prompt every weekday morning and read the result in chat.

  • Endo
  • Software and DevOps
  • Beginner
  View prompt

  In the Endo repo at longsurf-ai/endo, help me set up a weekday 9 AM schedule that summarizes <my priorities source>. Expected output: a schedule entry on the Schedule page with the prompt and cron timing. Verify the next run time shown matches 9 AM on a weekday.

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• Compare answers from Codex and Claude Code in one thread

  Ask one question, switch agents mid-thread, and dig into the answer that fits best.

  • Endo
  • Codex
  • Claude Code
  • Software and DevOps
  • Beginner
  View prompt

  Using the longsurf-ai/endo repo, set up a chat where <my question> is answered first by Codex, then by Claude Code in the same thread. Expected output: two answers in one thread, with the second agent referring to the first. Verify that the Claude Code answer reflects the earlier history.

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• Fan a question out to several agents with best-of-n

  Run the shipped best-of-n workflow to collect and compare multiple agent answers.

  • Endo
  • Software and DevOps
  • Intermediate
  View prompt

  In the longsurf-ai/endo repo, run the /best-of-n workflow on <my question> from the Endo chat. Expected output: a Workflow card listing each agent call and the candidate answers. Verify that calls from more than one provider appear before you accept a result.

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• Add a typed Resource to the Endo app for your own data

  Define one table and schema, then get an API, agent tools and live updates from it.

  • Endo
  • Software and DevOps
  • Advanced
  View prompt

  In the longsurf-ai/endo repo, follow docs/architecture/resource.md to add a Resource for <my data type>, defined once as a Drizzle table and an Effect Schema. Expected output: the new resource exposed through the typed API and agent tools. Verify that an agent tool can read and write a record and that the change shows in the app.

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How to use Endo

1. Check you have what it needs: A Mac with Apple Silicon for the signed download, or Node.js 24, Bun 1.4.2 and Just for running from source; An existing codex, claude, Antigravity or grok login, or a provider set up in Settings → Models; A workspace folder where workflow files can live.
2. Open longsurf-ai/endo on GitHub and read the README and license.
3. Download Endo for macOS (Apple Silicon) from the Quick start link and open the disk image to install it.
4. Open Endo and sign in to at least one provider, or use Settings → Models.
5. Ask Endo: Every weekday at 9 AM, summarize my priorities for the day.
6. Open the Schedule page and confirm the new schedule is listed with the right time.

These steps come from our top use case, Get a daily priorities summary on a schedule, which also has a copy-paste agent prompt.

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Requirements

• A Mac with Apple Silicon for the signed download, or Node.js 24, Bun 1.4.2 and Just for running from source
• An existing codex, claude, Antigravity or grok login, or a provider set up in Settings → Models
• A workspace folder where workflow files can live

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