One twin per person.
One workspace.
Memory, tools and scheduled work for every person. One place to manage it all.
Set up the team. Not every twin.
Shared tools and skills, written once. A twin of their own for each person.
Delegate a task. Follow the work.
It opens the tools, does the work, and stops when a step needs a person.
Reconcile last week's Stripe charges against the books, and post what doesn't match to #finance.
Your tools. More than one way to use them.
MCP tools, CLIs, APIs or scripts. Every route passes the same gateway and the same rules.
MCP tool calls
Connected tools and services
CLI commands
Commands available in the twin's environment
curl and raw HTTP
A shell and a URL is still a request
The code the twin writes
Scripts written to complete a task
An MCP gateway only sees tool calls. Dittwo sits at the network layer, so all four routes pass through the same gateway.
Rules, not suggestions.
Routine work continues. The actions you choose pause for approval. Enforced at the network layer, outside the model.
Your twin can't touch what's off limits
Deleting a repo, sending a payment, wiping a customer record. You decide what a twin never touches, and no matter how it's prompted, the answer is always no.
Your twin can't run away with itself
A twin that starts repeating itself or working far faster than a person ever would gets slowed down before it can do real damage.
Your twin can't skip the human on big moves
The twin does the work up front, then anything sensitive pauses and asks. It waits until someone on your team says go.
Your twin can't leave its lane
A twin only reaches the tools and accounts its person already has. Support's twin can't wander into billing, and nobody shares a password.
Keys stay in the vault.
The gateway adds credentials to outbound requests. They never enter the twin's environment.
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