First Fully Autonomous Agent With Its Own COMPUTER

Most "AI agents" are just chatbots with extra steps. They run in a sandbox, hit an API, and return

text. They can't install packages, can't browse the web on their own, can't spin up a server, can't

touch a file system.

Run Lobster gives every agent its own actual computer. A full Linux container with a real file

system, a real browser, real terminal access, persistent storage — running 24/7 whether you're there

or not.

Your agent doesn't ask permission to go look something up. It just opens a browser and does it. It

doesn't tell you it "can't access files" — it has its own filesystem and works with them directly. It

doesn't stop working when you close the tab.

What this means in practice:

- Your agent can research the web, build you a website, and deploy it — all while you're asleep

- It maintains memory and context across conversations because it has persistent storage

- It can connect to your Slack, email, or any service — not through a plugin marketplace, but by

actually configuring them like you would on your own machine

- It proactively reaches out to you when it finds something worth sharing

We're not wrapping an LLM in a UI. We're giving an LLM a computer and letting it actually use it.

Try it free — no card required: runlobster.com