Give your agents
a computer of their own.
A private computer where your agents live and work—even when your laptop is closed. They keep persistent files, projects, terminal sessions, memory, and routines, and stay reachable from anywhere.
Run the tests on the current branch and tell me what failed.
One request. One VPS.
The full run.
This is the experience being tested: a Telegram request becomes a real terminal-agent run, with status and results you can inspect. No fake play button and no platform magic hidden in the story.
Message it
Send one concrete task from Telegram while you are away from your desk.
The box runs it
Your Linux VPS opens the project, resumes the terminal agent, and keeps a visible log.
Get the result
Receive the summary, blockers, and artifact back in Telegram. Pause the run when needed.
Want to see it on a real box? I will walk through the current build with you.
Ask for a live demo →Built for people who already
live in the terminal.
The first users should understand the value quickly. This beta is narrow on purpose so we can learn whether one always-on workflow is useful enough to keep paying for.
- You already use Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or terminal agents.
- A real workflow stops when your laptop closes or you leave your desk.
- You can bring a Linux VPS, or you are willing to create one.
- You will share honest feedback about the setup and the result.
- A ready-made hosted computer
- GUI browser or email automation
- Approval queues for every action
- Mac Mini setup as the primary box
- A security or uptime SLA
One workflow,
set up together.
Choose one workflow
We talk about what stops today and agree on one result worth testing—not a list of hypothetical features.
Set it up together
I configure your Linux VPS, Telegram channel, project workspace, and existing Claude Code or Codex subscription.
Use it for a month
We review real runs, logs, blockers, and outcomes. Then you decide whether the result deserves a monthly fee.
A small, working system.
Not a platform roadmap.
Enough infrastructure to test whether a persistent agent workspace changes how builders work away from their laptop.
Is one useful workflow
worth paying to keep?
The beta is a real test, not a waitlist. I set up one workflow, we use it for a month, and you decide from the result.
first month included
Then $20/month if it earns a place in your workflow.
Apply for the founding beta- Founder-led setup on your Linux VPS
- Telegram command and status channel
- One real workflow configured with you
- Setup debugging and tuning for the first month
An honest beta,
with honest boundaries.
What do I need to bring?+
A Linux VPS, Telegram, and your own Claude Code or Codex subscription. We will confirm the exact setup and choose one workflow before touching the box.
What can it do today?+
The beta is focused on terminal-based agent workflows: coding, scripts, project maintenance, watches, routines, and other work that can run on a Linux VPS. GUI browser and email workflows are not part of this v0.
Can I see or stop what it is doing?+
Yes. The current system exposes status and honest logs, and includes a way to pause a run when you need to intervene. That is visibility and a brake—not an approval queue for every action.
Is it secure?+
The box is single-tenant and runs on infrastructure you control, but no system is absolutely secure. We review access and credential trade-offs during setup. This early beta does not include a security or uptime SLA.
Why is setup founder-led?+
Because the point of this beta is to learn which workflows are genuinely useful, where setup breaks, and what builders will pay to keep using. Manual setup is part of the research, not something hidden from you.
What happens after the first month?+
We review the runs and outcomes together. If the workflow is useful, the proposed beta price is $20/month. If it is not, we stop. You still control the VPS, project files, and agent subscription.
Bring one workflow that should keep moving after your laptop closes.
Tell me what you use today, what keeps stopping, and what result would make the setup worth paying for. I will reply personally.
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