pipeOS turns a one-liter micro PC into an always-on AI agent. Boot it from a stick, claim it from a browser, connect your own Claude account, three minutes. It runs from memory, updates itself safely, keeps your keys on the box, and needs no account with us. Open source. The hardware store ships it preloaded.
What it is
An operating system image that boots a small computer straight into a resident agent, set up and run entirely from a browser. Claim it, name it, flip on the services you want, connect your own Claude account. It loads into memory at boot, so a reboot restores the last good state. Updates verify themselves and roll back. Your credentials live on the box and nowhere else, and it is open source under Apache 2.0.
Why we built it
A machine that runs an agent full time should be a machine, not a laptop with a terminal left open. We wanted something a small business or a family could own outright: no command line, no account with us, nothing that stops working if we do. So we built the appliance, and then a store that ships it preloaded.
What we are looking for
- Three pilots within driving distance of Thousand Oaks, California. Machine and installation free, in exchange for a case study we can publish.