I built an AI bot that gets its own private Linux computer to do tasks for you
Built by CerewroTeam ·
About this build
POSITROM AI: an assistant that gets a private cloud Linux computer (desktop, console, files) per user and does the work there, live.
What was built
Hi everyone! Sharing a project we've been building: **POSITROM AI**. Most assistants stop at text. Ours gets a **private cloud Linux computer per user** — graphical desktop, console and files — and actually does the work there: - "Read these 3 sites and write me a Word report" → it browses, writes, saves the .docx. - "Write a script to sort and rename my files" → it writes it, runs it, shows the output. - "Draft a 10-chapter ebook" → generated chapter by chapter into a document. You watch everything live in the **Computer** tab (real desktop in the browser), the Terminal tab or the Files tab. Each machine is isolated (5 GB own storage); you only ever see your own stuff. There's an **Android app** to give orders by chat, voice or attachments. Screenshots attached: the live desktop and the terminal. What we learned building it: 1. Long outputs need chunked writing + retries, or the agent truncates. 2. Showing the live desktop builds far more trust than a log. 3. Keep the input box pinned and the header collapsible — the chat needs the screen. Pricing: Chat €12/mo (free trial), Bot with Linux computer €39/mo. **Feedback I'm looking for:** what task would you hand it first? What would stop you from trusting it? https://positrom.com/?utm_source=forumrix&utm_medium=community&utm_campaign=bot