Launched this week
Pine Computer
A cloud computer built for AI to get jobs done
51 followers
A cloud computer built for AI to get jobs done
51 followers
Pine Computer is a cloud computer built for AI to use. Your product hands it a job: research, forms, spreadsheets, portals with no API. The finished work comes back. AI reads each app's structure instead of pixels, is told when something changes, and gets as many virtual screens as it needs. Spin up a computer per customer through one SDK, bring your own model or use ours, and let a person take over for sign-ins or approvals. Invite-only beta.
Im actually buying a mac mini m4 today. So it can my always on AI computer. Would Pine Computer cover a similar need? Whats your product position here? who is this for? Solo founders like me? or bigger teams etc?
@alchemist_studio it works for both. It's a cloud computer with the AI built in, run through an SDK: nothing to buy, starts in seconds, pauses when idle, and you can run as many as the work needs. A Mac mini is great for your own desktop apps; Pine Computer is for handing AI the work. Private beta: pinecomputer.io, and DM me for a faster look.
@hyuwang Alot of the time, like when i use chatgpt. It will use desktop apps. browser use, computer use, simulators, local github runners, terminal, do things in macos settings, do things in keychain, install xcode, install resources, UI test real apps, etc etc. It would maybe be interesting to see a compare table between what pinecomputer does and what an ai on a dedicated computer does. To determine what could be delegated to a pinecomputer and what cant. Do you know what I mean?
Congrats on the launch! The handoff for sign-ins and approvals caught my eye. I'd want to take the controls at those points too.
the "let a person take over for sign-ins or approvals" handoff is the part I'd want to stress test. the moment a human gets pulled in is usually the worst possible moment to need context, a 2FA prompt or a CAPTCHA mid workflow, and the person taking over didn't watch the AI's last ten actions. do they get shown what the agent was doing and why it's stuck, or just a raw screen with no story, because "here's a login box, good luck" is a rough handoff if you don't know what job is actually in progress or how far along it got