It shows what it makes.
Diagrams and pages, drawn live beside the chat.

Every action passes five checks before it runs, and it asks you before anything that matters.
What happens between the model and your machine.
Is this a real tool, called the right way?
Does it stay inside your folder and your rules?
If it matters, Medha stops and asks you.
It runs in a sandbox, not loose on your machine.
The result goes into a record you can rewind.
Draw the text-to-SQL pipeline on a new canvas.
Connect an app once. Every action in it still asks you first.
81 apps and counting
Diagrams and pages, drawn live beside the chat.

81 apps, and every action still asks first.

Skills, plugins and any MCP server.



Pick its tools. Pick its look.



मेधा
Sanskrit for understanding that holds on to what it learns.
Medha keeps what it learns about your work, and a record of every step that you can rewind.
Rust, open source, nothing else to install. Bring any model.
# install, then start in any folder
$ curl -fsSL https://medha.manojavamlabs.com/install.sh | sh
$ medha
# in PowerShell
> irm https://medha.manojavamlabs.com/install.ps1 | iex
> medha
# needs Rust 1.89 or newer
$ git clone https://github.com/kashyaprajharsh/medha-agent
$ cd medha-agent && cargo build --release
Yes. Medha is open source under Apache 2.0. You bring your own model, so you pay your provider, or nothing at all if it runs on your machine.
Sessions, memory and sign-ins stay on your computer. Medha talks only to the model you choose and the apps you connect.
Commands run in a sandbox where your system supports one, anything outside your folder is refused, and anything that matters waits for you.
First time: open System Settings, Privacy & Security, and choose Open Anyway.