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Pricing

One price.
One machine.
Yours for good.

Twenty-five dollars, once. Every project on that machine, every future version of the engine, and a memory folder that stays in your repository whether or not you keep paying attention to us.

Lifetime licence

$25USD · one time

For one machine. Unlimited projects on it, forever.

  • Unlimited projects on that machine — no repository count, no seats, no metering
  • The whole engine: Project_Brain, intelligence core, decision ledger, terminal cockpit
  • Claude Code, OpenAI Codex CLI and Google Gemini CLI
  • macOS, Linux and Windows — with a one-click resume launcher on each
  • Every future version included, at no further cost
  • Rename the licence when you change machines
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What one licence actually covers

Machine licensing is the part people discover late and resent. So here it is first, in plain words, before you have spent anything.

One licence

One machine. On that machine GAIA runs in as many repositories as you like — it counts machines, never projects, seats or sessions.

Two machines

A laptop and a desktop are two machines, so two licences at $25 each. There is no bundle wording designed to blur that.

New hardware

Retire a machine and rename the licence to its replacement. The licence follows you, not the hardware it was first activated on.

No renewal

One payment. No subscription, no annual fee, no upgrade pricing when the next version ships.

Checkout opens after release

Payments are still being built, so there is no way to buy GAIA FLOW today and the button above does not pretend otherwise. It takes you to the early-access list. When licences open you will hear about it, and the price on this page is the price you will pay.

Installation

Terminal only. That is a decision, not a gap.

There is no installer window, no menu-bar app and no dashboard to keep in sync with your repository. GAIA installs into the CLI you already have open, because the thing it manages already lives there.

Nothing opaque to trust

The plugin is shell scripts and markdown. You can read every line of what you installed in your own editor, before or after you run it.

Nothing running in the background

No daemon, no watcher, no service to restart. GAIA does work when your agent does work, and is inert the rest of the time.

Zero hard dependencies

Bash and git are enough. python3 is optional — present, it deepens the intelligence layer; absent, everything still runs.

$curl -fsSL https://gaiaflow.brahmatechs.com/install | sh

The endpoint is live and currently answers with the early-access notice.

install — bash
$ curl -fsSL https://gaiaflow.brahmatechs.com/install | sh gaia init 
╭─ GAIA FLOW CLI · BRAHMA TECH ──────────────────╮

preflight
  ok   claude code cli    found on PATH
  ok   bash · git         found
  opt  python3            optional — intelligence deepened

install
  ok   marketplace        brahmatech
  ok   plugin             gaia-flow

╰──────────────────────────────────────────────╯

  reopen Claude Code, type /, and the gaia-* commands appear.
  next: Integrate GAIA FLOW in the project you want a brain for.

First run

Three moves from paid to remembering

Install into your CLI

One line. The installer checks your environment first and tells you exactly what it found before it writes anything.

curl -fsSL https://gaiaflow.brahmatechs.com/install | sh

Point it at a project

GAIA reads the stack, asks only what it cannot observe, then writes the brain, the launcher and the cockpit into that repository.

Integrate GAIA FLOW

Come back tomorrow

The agent reads the brain in order and confirms it is in sync. You start with direction instead of a catch-up.

/gaia-resume

Included

There is no smaller tier to be upsold out of

One purchase unlocks the whole engine. Nothing on this page is held back for a professional plan that does not exist.

The terminal cockpit

A calm operational view beside your agent: phase, project health, the task running right now, and what shipped last. It redraws only when something changes, and it never makes the model wait.

Arch 82
Scale 64
Risk 31
Task 72

The Project_Brain

A layered memory folder committed alongside your code — resume protocol, live snapshot, roadmap, architecture, locked conventions and an append-only log of everything shipped.

Intelligence core

/gaia-scan collects deterministic evidence, then reasons over it into a project profile: architecture pattern, maturity, risk and scaling read. Every finding cites what it was drawn from.

Decision ledger

/gaia-decide records the why behind a choice — the alternatives rejected, the risks accepted, the files affected — so the reasoning outlives the session that produced it.

Reliability and recovery

Atomic writes, validated memory, checkpoint snapshots and restore. GAIA assists the workflow; it is built so it can never become the thing that breaks it.

Eleven commands, all of them

Setup, resume, ship, scan, suggest, decide, mode, status, phase, end and doctor. You can also just talk to the agent — the commands are there for when you want precision instead of prose.

Every future version

The roadmap continues — auto-orchestration and optional semantic memory are the next things being built. Updates to GAIA FLOW arrive under the licence you already own.

No lock-in

If you stop using GAIA, you keep the memory

The most common worry about a tool that holds your context is what happens when you walk away from it. The answer here is boring on purpose.

Project_Brain / 02_CURRENT_STATE.md 
# Current State — Acme Platform
_Updated 2026-09-04 · written by /gaia-ship_

## Where we are
Phase 2.4 — extracting the billing service.

## In flight
- Invoice generation moved to its own module

## Next
- Wire the module into the payment orchestrator

## Recently shipped
- 2026-09-04  Row-level security across 9 tables
- 2026-09-02  Decision 0031: Postgres for the ledger

<!-- plain markdown · committed with your code -->

It is markdown in your repository

Every file GAIA writes is committed with your code and readable without us. Remove the plugin and the folder stays exactly where it is — for you, your team, and any other agent that can read a file.

Your code stays on your machine

The scanners read your repository locally and write their conclusions back into it. Your source is never uploaded, and no part of your project is stored on our side.

Sign-in validates a licence, nothing else

Authentication starts in your terminal and is authorised in the browser. It exists to check that a machine is licensed — not to gate the files that are already sitting in your project.

Requirements

Where it runs

ItemSupportedDetail
Operating system macOS · Linux · Windows The resume launcher is double-clickable on macOS and an ordinary bash script elsewhere.
Agent CLI Claude Code · OpenAI Codex CLI · Google Gemini CLI The brain is plain markdown, so any of them can read it as the project's source of truth.
Dependencies bash · git python3 optional. It deepens the intelligence layer; without it GAIA runs on shell alone.
Background services None No daemon, no watcher, no port to keep open.
Licence 1 machine Renameable per machine. Unlimited projects on it; extra machines are extra licences.
Price $25 USD One time, for life, future versions included.

Before you commit

The questions worth asking first

Answered the way we would want them answered if we were the ones about to spend the money.

Can I actually buy it today?

No. Payment processing is being set up and checkout opens after the public release. Until then the only thing the button does is add you to the early-access list, and no card details are collected anywhere on this site.

The $25 figure is the price we intend to charge, published early so that nothing about it is a surprise later.

What happens to my Project_Brain if I stop using GAIA?

It stays. The brain is a folder of plain markdown files committed inside your repository, and deleting the plugin does not touch them. You keep the snapshot, the roadmap, the append-only log and every decision record.

They remain readable by you and by any other coding agent, because they are just files.

Does my source code leave my machine?

No. The scanners run locally against your repository, and what they conclude is written back into that same repository. We do not receive, store or transmit your source.

Anything GAIA learns from usage patterns is opt-in and secret-scrubbed, and your code is never part of it.

Which agents does it work with?

Claude Code, OpenAI Codex CLI and Google Gemini CLI, on macOS, Linux and Windows. The commands are installed as a Claude Code plugin; the brain itself is agent-neutral markdown, which is why the other CLIs can work from the same source of truth.

I work on a laptop and a desktop. What do I buy?

Two licences, $25 each. A licence covers one machine, and we would rather say that plainly here than let you discover it at activation.

Your Project_Brain is not affected either way — it lives in the repository, so it travels with the code across machines regardless of how many licences you hold.

Is $25 really one time, or does it become a subscription?

One time. Future versions of GAIA FLOW are included in the licence you bought. If a separate enterprise product is ever built, it will be exactly that — a separate product, not a conversion of this licence into a recurring charge.

What is the refund policy?

It will be published alongside checkout, before any payment is possible. Inventing terms here for a transaction that cannot yet happen would be worth less than nothing.

Do I need an account to use it?

Sign-in exists to validate that a machine is licensed. It starts in your terminal and is authorised in the browser, so you are never asked to paste a key into a config file.

Early access

Be first in when licences open

Checkout is not live, so this is honest about what it is: a list. Tell us you want GAIA FLOW and you will hear from us when it can actually be bought — at the price on this page, with no card details taken today.

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$25 USD · one time · one machine · unlimited projects