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Run a computer by talking to it

afire puts a small agent on a computer and gives you one conversation to operate it — from a phone, a browser, anywhere. Describe what you want done; the agent works the screen, runs commands, edits files, and reports back. It runs on the device itself, alongside the files and sessions already there, rather than in a rented sandbox that meets every task as a stranger.

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How it works

the build's been running an hour — check whether it's stuck, and restart it if it died
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What's in the box

Screen & control

Live view of any connected display, multi-monitor aware, with mouse/keyboard control from the browser — by you or by the agent.

Shell & files

Run commands, edit files, move data between devices. Attach files by paste or drag-drop from any chat.

Cloud desktops

On-demand Linux desktops for when a task shouldn't run on hardware you own, or when you'd rather not install anything. They sleep when idle.

Routines & triggers

Scheduled agents and event-triggered agents. Detectors and sensors fire events through a simple HTTP API.

Readouts

Ask for a card and get one: stats, lists, galleries, small interactive apps — fed by device data, refreshed by push.

Voice

Hands-free mode: speak, hear the reply, keep going. Natural server voices with a per-account picker.

Groups

Put devices in a group and chat with all of them at once — the agent picks the right device per task, or fans out.

GPU jobs

Provision GPUs from a chat — T4 through H100 — with metered credits and per-user persistent storage.

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When there's more than one

Nothing changes about how you work — the same conversation just reaches further. Put devices in a group and address them together: the agent resolves which one a task belongs to, or fans the task out and reports back per device. Useful once a second computer shows up; unnecessary until then.

on every machine in the render group, show me disk space and the last backup time as one table
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What it costs

afire is in closed alpha and access is by invite. Every account carries a monthly allowance included at no cost, and paid tiers raise it; usage is metered against per-account daily and monthly caps, enforced server-side. Alpha accounts run at a steep discount against list pricing.

The page at afire.ai is a working sample: a build agent that writes multi-file projects in front of you, in the browser. It runs on the same machinery, minus device access.

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What people run on it, as the prompts they type
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