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
One download. Unzip, run, and the agent takes it from there. One executable. Outbound connections only — no public IP, no inbound firewall rule.
Built on demand for Windows, Linux or macOS from the dashboard.
Agent network packages
The consumer pack starts sessions on the network; the donor pack serves them from your machine. Windows gets a zip, everything else a tar.gz.
Sign in with the matching role enabled — a donor pack is issued per agent configuration.