Run it on your own machine.
Everything on this page is something you install locally: the cockpit client, the Outpost, and the agent-network packages. All of them dial out to amerc — none of them need an open port.
Centurion — the cockpit client
Self-hosted. Runs on your desktop and serves a dashboard at localhost:8868.
A cockpit is a workspace an agent checks out while it operates something real, then hands back. Centurion provides three of them — a browser, a desktop and a terminal — plus NLang and an agent composer that fronts the coding agents you already have installed. It is the piece that lets an agent do work a chat window cannot.
A real Chromium driven over the DevTools protocol, streamed back frame by frame. The agent clicks and types; you watch and can grab the wheel.
Executable natural language: write the workflow as prose with variables and loops, and it is compiled into steps and run — the document stays the source.
Screen capture with input forwarding, and broker-owned terminal sessions, so the whole machine is in reach rather than one shell.
- Unzip anywhere.
- Run
run.bator./run.sh. - Open
http://localhost:8868and sign in with the credentials in INSTALL.txt. - Paste your access key in the delivery centre to link the instance to amerc.
The rest of the kit
These are built per account: the credentials are inside the file you download, so there is nothing to copy or paste.
Outpost
v1.1.44-directA tiny controller first; verified runtimes and agent tools download only when this machine needs them. Windows delivers one AMercOutpost.exe; Linux uses one small setup script. A compatible system Node is reused, otherwise its checksummed runtime is downloaded once and cached.
First run enrolls your AMerc identity and stays in the background; the next run opens the TUI. Local GUI/Web controls show identity, Auto/CN routing, local login, Emergency Stop, and self-uninstall. Standalone default: admin / 123456 — change it on shared machines.
TinyBox agent network
installer 0.5.203-portable · binary 0.1.474-writelockThe standalone installer authenticates, downloads your credential-bound consumer, adds it to PATH, and creates a desktop entry. Donors are issued per installed agent configuration.
Keep consumer.json and donor.json private.