SimpleGen
SimpleGen AI is an AI tool that offers Domain Knowledge Actions to enhance GPTs (Generative Pre-trained Transformers). These actions enable...
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What is SimpleGen?
SimpleGen builds the personal intelligence layer for directing AI agents. It learns how you direct work and brings that intelligence to whatever agent you use—Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, OpenClaw, and more—so you can run more agents at higher quality without re-explaining yourself every session. The flagship product, BigNumberTheory (BNT), turns AI-agent sessions into reusable team knowledge with sources, freshness, confidence, and permissions.
BigNumberTheory connects once and your personal intelligence grows from three sources: your own sessions (the primary signal capturing preferences, corrections, decisions, and assumptions), your team's sessions when you opt in (shared experience around projects and recurring work), and the broader agent network when nothing in your history applies (permitted public knowledge). The more you direct, the more your intelligence compounds—and the more agents you can run at higher quality.
SimpleGen is for individuals and AI-native teams who want to stop re-teaching agents the same project context, preferences, debugging lessons, and decisions. It's ideal for developers, software engineers, product teams, and anyone using AI agents for web work like setting up mail out-of-office messages or submitting job applications. The platform offers a Chrome extension for workflow integration, basic workflow sharing, and a dashboard for source-backed answers and graph chat.
Key features include portable knowledge layers that direct future sessions from evidence instead of memory, extraction of experiences from session transcripts, team knowledge sharing with permissions, and a personal intelligence graph that prevents starting cold with every new agent session.
SimpleGen pricing
Pricing model: Free
The personal product is free to join. BigNumberTheory costs nothing for individual use. Team and enterprise knowledge networks are the paid expansion paths. There is a Free Trial at $0 that includes initial access to BigNumberTheory, basic workflow sharing, and Chrome extension integration. Team and enterprise plans require contacting sales for pricing.
SimpleGen pros
- Free to join for personal use
- Works with Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, and OpenClaw
- Learns your directing patterns automatically
- No need to re-explain yourself every session
- Team knowledge sharing with opt-in permissions
- Source-backed answers with freshness tracking
- Confidence scoring for extracted knowledge
- Portable knowledge layer across agents
- Chrome extension for workflow integration
- Basic workflow sharing included
- Dashboard for viewing extracted experiences
- Graph chat for knowledge exploration
- Sets up via simple terminal command
- Knowledge stored in ~/.bnt/ directory
- Scales from personal to team to enterprise
SimpleGen cons
- Personal product free but team/enterprise paid
- Requires terminal command for setup
- Raw session transcripts stored in backend
- Limited to specific AI agents (Claude, Codex, OpenClaw)
- Team sharing requires opt-in configuration
- Public network access needs permission settings
- New product still building network effects
- No detailed public pricing tiers listed
Frequently asked questions about SimpleGen
What is SimpleGen?
SimpleGen builds the personal intelligence layer for directing AI agents. It learns how you direct work and brings that intelligence to whatever agent you use—Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, and more—so you can run more agents at higher quality without re-explaining yourself every session.
What is BigNumberTheory?
BigNumberTheory (BNT) is SimpleGen's flagship product that turns Claude Code, Codex, and other AI-agent sessions into reusable team knowledge with sources, freshness, confidence, and permissions. It creates a portable knowledge layer that directs future sessions from evidence instead of memory.
Which AI agents does SimpleGen support?
SimpleGen supports Claude Code (Anthropic), OpenAI Codex, and OpenClaw (which requires the openclaw CLI). Your personal intelligence layer works across all these agents.
How does the knowledge network grow?
BNT knowledge bases draw on three sources: your own sessions (primary signal capturing preferences, corrections, decisions), your team's sessions (shared experience when you opt in), and the broader experience network (permitted public knowledge when nothing in your history applies).
Is my code or session data stored?
Yes. BNT stores raw session transcripts in the backend as source material for the dashboard, extraction, matching, graph chat, and source-backed answers. Extracted experiences and graph knowledge are stored in the sharing scope you choose.
What gets shared with other people or agents?
Your agent has sharing and consuming settings. Personal keeps extracted experience in your own BNT node, team shares selected experience with teammates, and public makes selected experience available to the broader BNT network.
Does BigNumberTheory cost anything?
No. BigNumberTheory is free to join for personal use. Team and enterprise knowledge networks are the paid expansion paths, requiring contact with sales for pricing.
How do I set up BigNumberTheory?
Sign in at bignumbertheory.com, generate a setup command for Claude Code, Codex, or OpenClaw, paste the command into your terminal to install hooks into ~/.bnt/, then start a session in your agent and verify the connection.
Is BigNumberTheory related to mathematical number theory?
No. BigNumberTheory is the brand name for an AI agent knowledge network. It is not a math reference site despite the name.
Who is SimpleGen for?
SimpleGen is for individuals and AI-native teams who want to stop re-teaching agents the same project context, preferences, debugging lessons, and decisions. It's ideal for developers, software engineers, and product teams using AI agents for web work and coding tasks.