What exactly is MIMAR?
MIMAR helps turn a real outcome into a workflow that can keep moving. It keeps the context, tools, work, checks, and human decisions connected instead of leaving you to coordinate every step by hand.
Do I need to build the workflow myself?
No. Start with what you want to get done. MIMAR helps lay out the path instead of making you design every node and branch before any work begins.
Why not use Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, or another AI agent?
They’re powerful agents. MIMAR sits around the larger job: it keeps the stages, handoffs, context, outputs, checks, and decisions together while the agents do their part.
Is this another n8n-style workflow builder?
Not really. MIMAR doesn’t start by asking you to wire a blank canvas. You start with the outcome, then MIMAR helps shape the workflow around it.
What happens when a step needs a different approach?
You can pause, redirect, retry, skip, or replace work without losing the context around it. The workflow keeps the thread, so you don’t have to start a new conversation from scratch.
When does MIMAR stop for approval?
You choose the moments that need a human call—for example before publishing, merging, deploying, changing data, or using broader permissions. It’s not about approving every small step.
What is available in Private Beta today?
MIMAR is desktop-first today, with project context, files, conversations, local tools, and selected workflows. We’re learning from real work where people currently spend too much time keeping the process moving.