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Independent software. Connected ideas.

Good ideas.
Better tools.

Less rebuilding the same pieces.
More building what comes next.

GhostStack turns the tools I kept needing into a suite with a shared direction. Built by Corey Rosamond at rosecraft.studio, for the work people and their AI do together.

PilotYour browser, connected ↗ VaultA home for credentials ↗ CortexA foundation for agents ↗ Separate tools. A shared direction.

01 / Why it exists

It started with
“not again.”

The same pieces kept appearing in different projects. Choose one to see where the idea started.

Choose a product origin story

The repeated problem

The work around the work.

A freelance operations site that kept growing with every project.

Prospector brings that work into a product of its own, so the next project does not need another operations system built around it.

The repeated problem

A place for the keys.

A credential manager I kept rewriting instead of improving once.

Vault gives credentials a dedicated home for people and agents, with scoped access rather than another set of secrets scattered through an app.

The repeated problem

Give agents a foundation.

An agent runtime I kept inlining into otherwise unrelated applications.

Cortex is the shared runtime direction: give agent workflows a foundation, then build the useful part on top.

02 / How it gets built

AI in the process.
A person at the controls.

Tools can accelerate the work. The judgment, decisions and responsibility remain mine. Open a card to look closer.

01

Start with the friction.

Inside the process

A repeated task. A missing connection. A piece of infrastructure rebuilt one time too many. Start with something that needs to work, then define what a useful result looks like.

02

Build with AI. Decide as a human.

Inside the process

AI helps generate the first implementation. I read the code, make the decisions, rename what is unclear and discard what does not fit. The first cut is the beginning of the work.

03

Make it work beyond the demo.

Inside the process

Test the behavior, check it in a running environment and keep the suite consistent. Each tool needs a clear job, understandable access and a path into the rest of the work.

03 / The person behind the tools

One builder.
A lot of connected ideas.

I’m Corey. I build GhostStack at rosecraft.studio.

I want to spend more time on the next idea and less time rebuilding its foundation. GhostStack is where those repeated pieces become tools with a clear job, and a place to keep getting better.

Enough about the tools. Put them in context.

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building next?

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