In private development · Public availability planned for 2026

Your computer, on autopilot.

Tyrum is an AI that does real work on your machine — writing code, browsing the web, managing files, and running commands. Tyrum is not publicly available yet. Local releases and hosted access are planned for later in 2026.

See availability plans

Features

Built for real work, not demos.

Full computer control

Code, apps, browsers, files, terminals — if you can do it on a computer, Tyrum can too.

Any model, zero lock-in

Use hosted or local models through any OpenAI-compatible API. Switch providers whenever you want.

API-first architecture

Clean API calls for speed and reliability. Falls back to keyboard and mouse when there's no API — just like you would.

Guardrails that learn

Asks before doing anything risky. Remembers your preferences so it gets smarter over time.

Receipts for everything

Full execution traces for every action. See exactly what happened, why, and reproduce it anytime.

Local or hosted

Run a public release on your own hardware, or connect to hosted Tyrum through your browser or a Tyrum app.

One laptop to a fleet

Run one agent on your laptop today. Deploy dozens across a cluster tomorrow. Same architecture, same behavior — no re-platforming when you outgrow a single machine.

Your agents, at a glance

One control panel for all your agents. Track progress, manage approvals, audit every action, and step in whenever you need to.

Availability

Tyrum is not publicly available yet.

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Local releases

Run Tyrum on your own hardware. Public releases will be available from tyrum.ai when they are ready.

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Hosted Tyrum

Use Tyrum through your browser or a Tyrum app without operating the gateway yourself.

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Later in 2026

We are still developing and validating both offerings. Availability details will be published here.

FAQs

Anything that speaks the OpenAI-compatible API format — GPT-4o, Claude, Llama, Mistral, or any local model you run yourself. Bring your own key or endpoint.
Anything you can do on a computer. Write code, use apps, browse the web, manage files, run commands. It uses APIs when they exist and falls back to keyboard and mouse when they don't — just like a human would.
The local release will run on your hardware. It will send data only to the model providers and other services you configure. Data handling for hosted Tyrum will be documented before launch.
Those tools focus on writing code. Tyrum is designed for broader computer work, including apps, browsers, files, and commands. You will be able to run Tyrum locally or use the hosted offering.
We are developing Tyrum for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Supported platforms will be confirmed when public releases are ready.
Public availability is planned for later in 2026. Current builds are private development releases and are not available for public download.