cirlet Tell me about the work

Give your AI agent its own computer at your place, without it becoming a second job.

I built ibara. I'll set it up with you and keep it running.

Send the agents on a job

Built for Omarchy · Mac and Windows are next

The job

Watch them work.

A pretend shop's weekend sale: 20% off everything, a post, an email to everyone, and a stock check. Four agents, each on its own computer at your place. You're watching their screens, live. It takes about a minute.

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  • 20% off everythingPrices · waiting
  • Post itPosts · waiting
  • Email everyoneEmail · waiting
  • Make sure we have stockStock · waiting
Prices's computer
Posts's computer
Email's computer
Stock's computer

Prices's computer

Take over any computer to drive it yourself. It waits until you hand it back.

That was a pretend shop. Your agents would do your jobs, on computers at your place. I set that up.

Tell me about the work

What happens in the demo

  1. You send four agents a job: get the weekend sale ready.
  2. Prices changes 12 prices in the store, checks a sum with you, turns on the sale banner and makes the code SALE20.
  3. Posts asks you which photo to use, writes the post and asks when to post it.
  4. Email writes to 1,280 customers, gets the code from Prices, sends you a test, and asks before it sends.
  5. Stock signs in to the supplier, asks you for the code it texted your phone, and asks before spending $340 on more stock.
  6. You can take over any of their computers at any time, and hand it back.

Where they live

They live at your place.

Each agent gets a computer of its own: a spare you already have, or one I help you pick. It's yours, on your connection, with no rent. The old computer in your drawer may be enough.

Your place: two old mini PCs, an office desktop, and a spare from the drawer

Before an agent can use a new computer, it needs Omarchy, ibara and a way in. That first stretch is where people get stuck. It's the part I do.

Built for Omarchy · Mac and Windows are next

How I help

I'll set it up with you and keep it running.

01A call.Got a spare computer? We get ibara running on it together, and connect your agent.You get your agent using your spare by the end of the call.More

You drive; I guide. What's needed: Omarchy on your computer, and a spare that can run it (or we put Omarchy on the spare first). How it goes, from first message to handover

02I set it up.One spare or a small fleet. I set it up, connect your agent and run the first job with you.You get it all set up and tested with you, and you keep everything at handover.More

Remote, or in person when it makes sense. Omarchy and ibara on each computer, your agent connected, and logins set up with only what each job needs. The computers your agents work on

03I keep it running.Updates, fixes and new jobs, so it never turns into your second job.You get what it covers agreed up front, and help when something changes.More

You can also run it yourself: it's yours either way. Support, and what you keep

We agree on the scope and price before anything starts.

How it goes

How it goes.

  1. Tell me the work.What you'd hand off, and which apps and computers are involved.
  2. We check the fit.What's worth handing to an agent, and what isn't.
  3. We agree on the price.Before anything starts.
  4. I set it up with you.Omarchy, ibara, your agent and its first job, with you watching.
  5. I keep it running.If you want. Or run it yourself: it's yours.

Who you'd work with

Tyler Mayberry

I built ibara.

I'm Tyler Mayberry. I built ibara so my own agents could have computers of their own. They run on five: two old mini PCs, two office-surplus Dell OptiPlexes and a newer mini PC. Cirlet is how you hire me to set it up and keep it running. When you work with Cirlet, you work with me.

Rather do it yourself? ibara is free at ibara.app

Questions

Questions.

Why not just use Grok Bot or Muse?

Because you'd be renting. Your agent would work on their computer, in their cloud. With ibara you own everything: the computers, the accounts, the setup and the software. Want the AI to be yours too? Your agent can run on a local model, on a computer that can handle it. Cirlet vs an agency, cloud agents or DIY

Can't my agent just set it up?

Not on a bare computer. Before your agent can even reach it, the computer needs Omarchy and a way in, and then ibara and Tailscale. That first stretch is where people get stuck, and it's what I do. After that, your agent can handle a lot of the rest. What I set up, step by step

Which computers does it work with?

ibara is built for Omarchy, on the computer your agent uses and the one you watch from. Mac and Windows are in progress and a top priority. On a Mac or Windows? Tell me anyway, and you'll be first in line. For your agent, the old computer in your drawer may be enough. Which computers work

What does it cost?

It depends on the work. A call, a setup and ongoing help are each priced per project, and we agree on the price before anything starts. Your agent's AI plan is billed by its provider. What it costs

Is it safe to let an agent use my accounts?

That's up to you. Give your agent as much access as you want, or as little. You choose what each one can use and what it has to ask you about first, and you can watch or take over any time. Staying in control of your agents

Answered by AI from this site. I keep the questions you ask to improve the answers.

All questions

Your turn

Tell me about the work.

What would you like your agent to handle? You don't need a plan. If it's not a fit, I'll say so.

What happens next. I'll reply by email. If it's a fit, we'll talk it through, then agree on the work and the price before anything starts.

Prefer email? tyler@cirlet.com · Rather do it yourself? Visit ibara.app

Your message · to TylerNothing is sent until you press Send

Where could I help?
Your computers

Mac and Windows are next. Tell me anyway, and you'll be first in line.

Nothing is sent until you press Send. Your message is emailed to me so I can reply.

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