Metallurgy

Document reading for AI agents

Coming soon

Metallurgy is coming soon, and it will need a Mac with Apple silicon running macOS 27.

All the documents, none of the tokens

Metallurgy lets a coding agent such as Claude Code read PDFs, scans, screenshots, long logs, folders of documents and audio and video recordings on your Mac, instead of loading them into its own context. The reading happens on the Mac, so it costs nothing in API fees and uses far fewer of the agent’s tokens.

Common questions

When will Metallurgy be released, and what will it cost?

Neither the release date nor the price is set yet. When it arrives, Metallurgy will be sold like every Handy Tools app: One fee, lifetime access.

Which agents can use it?

Metallurgy is built for coding agents such as Claude Code. Your agent calls Metallurgy to read something instead of pulling the whole file into its context.

What can it read?

It reads PDFs, scans, screenshots, long logs, folders of documents, and audio and video recordings on your Mac, and returns only the part your agent needs.

Does it save money as well as tokens?

It should, on both counts. The reading runs on your Mac itself, so it costs nothing in API fees and uses far fewer tokens, and Metallurgy records the tokens saved and an estimate of the money.

What will Metallurgy need to run?

It will need macOS 27 and a Mac with Apple silicon. It’s coming soon, and there’s more to share closer to release.

Information

Price
Not set yet
Licence
One fee, lifetime access.
Requires
macOS 27 or later, Apple silicon
Made by
Goose Farm Ventures Pty Ltd

One fee, lifetime access.

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