Stop working alone. Hire a pantheon.
Valhalla is a team of eight AI agents that plan, build, review and keep watch over your work, day and night. They do the work. You make the calls.
A chatbot answers questions. An agent finishes tasks. A team of agents runs the work while you sleep, and asks you only when it matters.
One assistant is a tool. A team with roles, review and a watchman is a workforce.Same job. Two ways to do it.
Pick a job. On the left, you drive a chatbot by hand. On the right, Odin breaks the job down, the right gods take their parts, Tyr checks the result, and you approve once.
You + a chatbot 0 min of you
You + Valhalla 0 min of you
An illustrative run. Real times depend on the job.
Eight gods. Each with a job.
Specialists beat generalists. Every agent has one role, its own instructions and its own tools, so work moves like a crew, not a queue.
Nothing ships without your nod.
Every task gets a risk level. Small things just happen. Anything that touches your live site, your money or your data stops and waits for you, on your phone, your desktop or in Discord.
- LowDone, then reportedResearch, drafts, triage, checks.
- MediumReviewed by Tyr firstCode on a branch, replies to customers.
- HighWaits for youDeploys, merges, DNS, deleting data. Always.
You sleep. They don't.
Agents don't clock out. Heimdall watches your site every minute, problems get fixed on a branch, and by breakfast there's a short report waiting with anything that needs you.
- Odin plans tomorrowSplits your direction into six tasks.
- Heimdall spots a slow pageCheckout takes 4.2 s. Files a task for Thor.
- Thor fixes it on a branchImage sizes and one slow database call.
- Tyr reviews the fixTests pass. Marked ready for your approval.
- Mimir finishes researchThree competitor pricing pages, summarised.
- Hermod sends your digestFive done, one waiting for you.
A whole team for less than lunch.
Valhalla runs on Claude Opus 5.5. You pay for the words the agents read and write, measured in tokens, and you set a hard daily cap so a busy day can never surprise you.
Estimate at $4 per million tokens read and $20 per million written, assuming 80% reading. Most days use far less than the cap.
Cross the Bifröst.
Open the dashboard, give Odin a direction, and watch the council get to work.