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A workflow has to live somewhere. Not in a chat window you lost last Tuesday, and not in a tool that forgets your business every time you open it. Merlin is the place it lives. We install it, we keep it current, and it is running before you touch anything.
The difference shows up in month three. Anyone can get a good answer out of a model on a Tuesday afternoon. What almost nobody has is the same answer next month, on the same business facts, in the same voice, with the file it produced sitting where they expected to find it. Merlin holds your business knowledge, your templates, your decisions and your finished work in one known shape, so the second month is better than the first.
This is the whole layer. None of it is priced per feature or per person.
Said plainly, so nobody signs a build expecting the other thing.
You still bring Claude. Merlin is the structure around it, which is the part a subscription does not give you.
We install it, keep it connected to your other tools, and fix the small breakages before you notice them. There is no admin console and nobody on your side owns one.
A build is priced per workflow. One workflow serves whoever touches that process, and adding the thirty-first person costs nothing.
Mac today, and the keychain line above is why that is worth saying plainly. If your team is on Windows, ask, and you get a straight answer about timing.
You do not choose it, price it, or set it up. It comes with the build, installed and running, and the monthly keeps it that way.
Included with every build · Mac today · your files stay yours