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Reagent is a desktop app for macOS and Windows that works in REAPER and Wwise for you. Ask questions, make changes or run whole multi-step jobs in plain words, without writing code.

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What You Can Do

Edit Your REAPER Project

Ask about tracks, items, markers and plugins, or split, trim, move, copy and replace items across the project.

Write ReaScripts

If no built-in tool fits, Reagent writes and runs a ReaScript you can review first or save as a REAPER action.

Analyze and Classify Audio

Find silence and transients, measure loudness, and sort sounds into Universal Category System (UCS) categories, all done locally.

Edit Dialogue


Level voice volume on every plan. On individual plans, also transcribe dialogue, pick the best takes and clean up podcasts or narration.

Work in Wwise

Ask about your Wwise project, track down problems, create and edit objects and adjust levels, even while your game is running.

Organize Files

Find, read, move, copy, rename and organize files on your computer.

Make Building Blocks

Get drones, hits, whooshes and sci-fi blips played on your own synths and effects, recorded into your project.

Build Variations

Turn one sound into many: Reagent copies your items and randomizes their pitch, volume and more.

Reuse Your Workflows

Save prompts you repeat as slash commands and run them by typing /.

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How Reagent Works

  • The Reagent app is where you chat.
  • The Bridge is a small script that runs inside REAPER and carries out Reagent’s commands. It talks to the app through files on your computer, not over the network. The Quick Start sets it up.
  • An AI model reads your request, decides which steps to take and explains the results.
  • Wwise Authoring (optional) connects over WAAPI (the Wwise Authoring API) on the same computer. See Wwise.

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Where Your Data Goes

Project edits, file work and audio analysis happen on your computer. What Reagent finds goes to the AI model as part of the conversation.
  • Individual plans: the conversation goes through Reagent’s AI service. A few features send more to Reagent’s servers and the services they use. For example, dialogue transcription uploads the audio so ElevenLabs can transcribe it, and REAPER and Wwise documentation lookups send your search text. The app also sends usage analytics to PostHog.
  • Enterprise accounts: the conversation goes to your organization’s own AI model endpoint. Dialogue transcription, documentation lookups and similar features that go through Reagent’s servers are turned off. The app doesn’t send usage analytics.
See Privacy & Security for details.

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Stay in Control

Reagent starts in Default permissions and asks before it changes your REAPER project, Wwise project or files. Click the mode button next to + in the message box to switch to Auto-review or Full access. Permissions explains each mode and how to undo changes.
Back up your REAPER project before you use Reagent on it, especially before large batch changes. REAPER’s undo doesn’t cover files on disk, such as renders and moved, copied or renamed files.

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Get Started

You need a Mac or Windows PC, REAPER 7.0 or later with the free SWS extension, a Reagent account and an internet connection. See System Requirements for supported versions and other limits. Enterprise accounts also need an endpoint URL, API key and model ID from your IT team, and network access to that endpoint.

Quick Start

Install Reagent, connect it to REAPER and send your first request.

Example Workflows

Browse example prompts for everyday jobs in REAPER and Wwise.

Reagent Enterprise

What’s different on Enterprise: your organization’s AI endpoint, optional company single sign-on (SSO) and features that aren’t available.

Plans and Credits


How free trial credits and the Lite, Pro and Pro+ plans work.