Vico is a small product studio with one obsession: shrinking the distance between what you describe and what actually runs. Text becomes a diagram in Confluence. A feature request becomes a compiled, tested app on your own machine.
What we make
Both of our product lines start from the same belief: the fastest interface for a technical person is still a text box — as long as something dependable is waiting on the other side of it.
Macros that let your team write diagrams-as-code inside Confluence. Sequence, use case, class, component and more — plus Markdown and visual line, bar and pie charts, all rendered from plain text on the page.
A self-hosted team of AI agents that takes a plain-language request and hands back a compiled, tested, running app — not a folder of scaffolding and a README of good intentions.
Marketplace app
Exported PNGs rot. The moment a service is renamed, every picture in your space is quietly wrong and nobody notices for six months. Our Confluence macros keep the diagram as text — reviewable, diffable, and editable by whoever is reading it.
@startuml
skinparam monochrome false
Customer -> API : place order
API -> Billing : charge card
@endumlCharts render from the same text block.
Product
Oh My AI Staffs is a single binary. You run one command, open a local UI, and describe the change you want. The agents plan it, write it, build it and test it — and what you get back is software that compiles, not a transcript about software that might.
$ curl -fsSL https://ohmyaistaffs.io/install.sh | bash
→ installing ohmyaistaffs…
✓ ready — no account, no license key
$ ohmyaistaffs
→ UI on http://localhost:8080A feature request in ordinary language. No ticket grammar required.
Point it at an existing project — it indexes the folders and works out how to run your codebase.
Agents split the job, write the code and move it through real state transitions — validated, not vibes.
The output is a built, tested, running app. That is the bar, and it is checked.
Your machine, your data. State lives in plain JSON files written with atomic renames — no managed database, nothing to sign up for, nothing phoning home.
The studio
Vico builds from Ho Chi Minh City for teams everywhere. We ship narrow tools, keep them maintained, and take the boring parts — security, upgrades, support — as seriously as the features.
Anything a developer can describe, they should be able to keep in version control. Our tools are built around that instead of around a canvas.
A feature that renders but does not round-trip is not finished. We would rather do fewer things and have them hold up under real use.
We take part in the Atlassian Marketplace Security Bug Bounty Program and treat reported issues as work, not PR.
Where it makes sense, the software should run on your hardware with your data, with no account standing between you and the thing you installed.
Questions about the Confluence apps, a bug in Oh My AI Staffs, or a product you think we should make — the same small team reads all of it.