GBrain teases feature where AI loops boot their own Linux machines to get work done
garrytan · x · 2026-10-28
GBrain is building a feature where AI agent loops spin up their own Linux machines — a 2-CPU, 2GB-memory VM with private networking, preloaded with Python, LibreOffice, pandoc, ImageMagick and OCR — letting users watch the machinery work instead of hiding it behind magic.
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