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Looks like we are entering the end game, the days where people get a clue are here, protect your IP and your data with the most trusted compute providers or get hacked..
Introducing Build on MIOSA.
Have you ever wanted to have your own company's Lovable, Replit or Genspark? Or your own Grok-Bot / Dots style agent that can actually use a computer?
Most teams can never get there, because the hard part isn't setting up the model. It's the ACCESS to the infrastructure underneath.
That's what we're opening up.
MIOSA is the full stack those products run on, and now you can build your own on top of it, under your own brand:
Sandboxes where your agents write, run and test code in isolation. #1 on ComputeSDK's benchmark this week, 0.12 seconds to a running command.
Full desktop computers so your agent can open a browser, click, fill forms, and hand off to a human.
Any agent harness you want. Claude Code, Codex, your own agent, or our Agent Development Kit (OSA). You choose the brain, we give it the body.
Live previews, then one-click deploys to a real URL, with databases, storage, auth and email built in for the apps your users create.
White-label everything. Your domains, your branding, your users. They never see MIOSA.
Per-user quotas, usage and billing, so you can charge your own customers from day one.
And it can be private.
Run on our cloud, on AWS or Google Cloud, or on your own on-prem hardware with the same API.
Your agents can use secrets and connected accounts without seeing them, with network rules for what they can reach, scoped tokens for your users, and an audit log of every action.
That's how you build something an enterprise, a hospital or a government team can actually adopt.
SDKs in TypeScript, Python, Go, Java and Elixir, plus a CLI and MCP.
(The CLI will be your best friend for this... Any agent with this CLI has power unlike ever before; it can build, integrate, and customize anything at your command)
Visit Miosa. ai to get started!
PS: THE DOCS TELL YOU AND SHOW YOU EVERYTHING
I got my grok bot lookin like a whole iMessage set up,
Found out there is a 50 chat cap, group chats will cap you from having individual bots
And found out you can make useless bots that just chat to you too (duh)
MIOSA placed #1 in ComputeSDK’s Dax sandbox benchmark today, completing all 7/7 phases.
But the more interesting question is: what is a sandbox, and why should anyone outside infrastructure care?
We are missing from the 100-sandbox Burst benchmark because our data center’s DDoS protection saw the benchmark traffic and rate-limited it 😂
It did its job, but stopped the run.
We should have our TTI, P95, P99, and success-rate results next week.
Thanks @HeyGarrison and the ComputeSDK team for building an open benchmark where providers can test against the same real workloads and publish the results publicly.
It is cool to finally see MIOSA included alongside the other infrastructure platforms we have been watching and building beside.
Today, I’m demoing BusinessOS live for the first time to business owners inside Jack Roberts AI automation community.
The long-awaited MIOSA platform launch is getting close.
Before we launch it, I want people to see how we actually think about building systems for businesses and AI agents.
I’ll start with an empty workspace and build from there.
We’ll map the business, establish its perspective, define its core primitives, and show how the right modules emerge from the way that specific company actually works.
Not generic software filled with fake data.
A real operating environment where humans and agents can share context, use the company’s existing tools, perform work, and improve from verified outcomes and corrections.
I’ll also explain the difference between software engineering and context engineering, why the language of the business matters, and how BusinessOS works with Optimal Engine to create a self-learning business system.
Then tomorrow, MIOSA will be showcasing its infrastructure through the ComputeSDK benchmarks.
This is the beginning of us showing the complete system publicly before the full platform launch.
If you cannot make the live session, the recording will be available inside Jack’s community.
The community is free to join right now (Free Trial). I’ll put the link in the comments.
See you inside.
Can’t stand seeing every yapper talk about the latest LLM like the world just changed forever, so tired of these delusional clowns
I’m really getting fed up with this shit man.
So much noise is drowning clients in the belief AI can do anything when it absolutely CANNOT
20 billion tokens in 2 days. Custom platform getting built in their dining room.
This is the part of "Al implementation" nobody on LinkedIn shows you.
Because most of it doesn't exist online. Most "Al builders" stop at the discovery call and the pretty deck.
They send proposals, schedule follow-ups, push timelines.
The actual building happens weeks later, alone, on Slack, with a client who's already half-checked out.
I do it the opposite way.
Fly out, post up, build in front of them.
Here's why that matters:
When the client sees the platform forming in real time, they catch things in 30 seconds that would take 3 weeks of back-and-forth over email.
"Wait, that field shouldn't be there." "Actually we don't do it that way anymore." "Can we add a step here?"
Instant feedback. Live iteration. The architecture adjusts as they talk.
You can't get that over Zoom.
You can't get it from a Notion doc.
You definitely can't get it from a "phase 1, phase 2, phase 3" timeline.
The workflow they described in discovery is never how they actually work.
You only find that out by being in the room while they use the thing.
20 billion tokens isn't the flex.
The flex is the 200 micro-decisions that got made correctly because the client was standing right there when the system was being built.
In-person is about to matter as much as online presence.
Because it's the only place left where the work and the feedback happen at the same time.
Comment "build" if you want to see how I build these custom platforms from scratch.
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Lovable has a mass data breach affecting every project created before november 2025.
I made a lovable account today and was able to access another users source code, database credentials, AI chat histories, and customer data are all readable by any free account.
nvidia, microsoft, uber, and spotify employees all have accounts. the bug was reported 48 days ago. its not fixed. They marked it as duplicate and left it open.







