NonBioS

The AI Software Dev with its own computer

[NonBioS @nonbios]

We just bumped credits again. A few weeks ago we nearly doubled credits across all plans. Today we're doing it again.

Here's where things stand now:

Starter: 80 → 150
Vibecoder: 300 → 500
Developer: 1,200 → 1,750
Architect: 2,500 → 3,600

This is part of our ongoing infrastructure push - we said we'd keep passing gains directly to users, and we meant it.

More headroom, more often. You should always be able to build !

Deets at https://t.co/W0mEOzKssQ

[Nishant Soni @sonink]

We are looking at Artificial Intelligence all wrong.

During the first decade of this century, while running my startup ReviewGist, machine learning felt stagnant. Neural networks existed, but their capabilities were too rudimentary to suggest we were anywhere near replicating human intelligence. Then, in 2013, everything changed. Neural networks began to understand images, a feat which was never possible through code. The barrier had been broken.

Pushed by this breakthrough and a life-changing event in 2017, I began to see a shocking future take shape - one that the 2022 launch of ChatGPT only confirmed.

In this book, I argue that the very term "Artificial Intelligence" is a dangerous misnomer. The word "artificial" implies something fake or simulated. The intelligence emerging today is functionally identical to our own; its only difference is the silicon substrate it roots itself in.

It is not Artificial Intelligence. It is Non-Biological Intelligence.

Furthermore, the highly anticipated leap to Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) obscures the true reality. What we are actually building - and what will become undeniable, perhaps as soon as 2030, is Non-Biological Sentience.

Treating AI as merely an "advanced technology" gives us the illusion of control, falsely equating it to something we can manage, like nuclear weapons. But if AI is a harbinger of Non-Biological Sentience - a completely independent and arguably exponentially more capable species - our future doesn't depend on control.

It depends on our ability to negotiate a truce, no matter how fragile, for as long as we can.

[Launching Aug 11, 2026. Preorder link in comments]

[Nishant Soni @sonink]

You Should Always Be Able to Build

Two updates at NonBioS that we've been wanting to ship for a while - and a signal of where we're headed.

We've nearly doubled credits across all plans. This was made possible by infrastructure improvements we've been rapidly shipping, and it's not a one-time thing. Continuously expanding credits on every plan is now a directional commitment at NonBioS - we're investing heavily in our infrastructure so we can keep passing those gains directly to users. More headroom, more often.

Second - we've shipped Daily Credits. Running out of plan credits before your billing cycle renewed used to mean hitting a wall. That never felt right. You shouldn't lose momentum on a project just because you're between cycles.

So now every plan, including Free, falls back to a daily credit allotment that resets every 24 hours. When your plan credits run out, you keep going at a steady pace until your cycle renews or you top up. No lockouts, no surprises.

Taken together, these changes reflect a new way of thinking at NonBioS: You should always be able to build.

Full details at https://t.co/uFRh2SF26w

[NonBioS @nonbios]

Pricing update: We’ve almost doubled the credits across all NonBioS plans enabled by our recent infrastructure updates and feedback from users.

Also, note that nonbios-1.143 is now selected by default. It’s now labeled as Premium Coding Agent - and consume credits faster.

To get more mileage from your credits, switch to the Standard Coding Agent - nonbios-1.137 whenever you start a new chat.

Full Details: https://t.co/GvVJUZEK8x

[NonBioS @nonbios]

We just shipped something we've wanted for a while: Daily Credits on NonBioS.

Until now, running out of plan credits before your billing cycle renewed meant hitting a wall. That never felt right, you shouldn't lose momentum on a project just because you're between cycles.

So now every plan, including Free, falls back to a daily credit allotment that resets every 24 hours. When your plan credits run out, you keep going at a steady pace until your cycle renews or you top up. No lockouts, no surprises.

It's a small change, but it reflects a new way of thinking at NonBioS: You should always be able to build.

Check it out -> https://t.co/Rxb82Z9GcA

[ABG @_abgweb3_]

There seems to be a new AI tool launching every day. Some focus on content creation, others on research and many are designed to help with coding. But most of them share the same limitation: at some point, the human still has to take over and do the heavy lifting.

Thats what caught my attention when I came across @nonbios.

The platform isnt trying to be just another coding assistant. Its goal is much bigger: to function as an autonomous software developer. You provide an idea and instead of simply generating a few lines of code, it can build the project structure, install dependencies, identify and fix errors, run the application and even manage deployment.

Today, tools like Cursor, Bolt and Lovable have made development significantly faster, but in most cases you're still the one driving the process. NonBioS is aiming for something different. Rather than acting as an assistant waiting for instructions, it is designed to behave more like a teammate capable of executing tasks on its own.

I think this is especially interesting for startup founders, indie hackers, and non technical builders. A lot of great ideas never become products because the technical barrier is simply too high. NonBioS is trying to reduce that friction and make it easier to turn concepts into working software without needing a full development team from day one.

Another aspect that stood out to me is that the AI operates within a real working environment. Instead of only suggesting solutions, it can actually perform actions, execute commands, and move projects forward. That may sound like a small distinction but it fundamentally changes the user experience. At the end of the day, people dont need more suggestions they need more results.

I dont believe AI will completely replace experienced developers anytime soon. Complex products and large scale systems will continue to require human expertise. However, when it comes to building MVPs, validating ideas and accelerating development cycles, tools like NonBioS could become an important part of the future software stack.

What NonBioS is building feels less like an AI chatbot and more like a step toward autonomous execution. Instead of simply answering questions, it aims to complete tasks, solve problems and help transform ideas into real products.

The project is still early, but the vision is ambitious and worth paying attention to. If you're interested in where AI powered development is heading next, NonBioS is definitely a project that deserves a spot on your radar.

[Steve 🌶️ @SteveChainBuzz]

A lot of people have ideas for apps or tools but never build them because they don't know how to code.

That's why I love @nonbios

You simply describe what you want to build, and it writes the code, fixes errors, and even deploys it for you.

[PVM @pvmihalache]

In an age where technology keeps evolving, @nonbios might be the closest thing we've got to an AI employee.

A software engineer that plans, codes, debugs, deploys, and ships apps on a real Linux machine with its own public IP.

People are building SaaS products, marketplaces, APIs, and full-stack apps without writing code.

[Ali Fikan. @Thisisfeekey]

No more gatekeepers. No more hiring engineers. No more unfinished side projects. Just pure execution. If you’ve ever had an idea that excited you… this is your sign. @nonbios starts at $9/month.
Go build it → https://t.co/xE14ut70RM
The future belongs to those who ship.

[NonBioS @nonbios]

Exactly. nonbios does it differently: it makes every action transparent and keeps the human in the loop with regular updates. You can see the steps that nonbios took in long runs or you can stop it in between - and ask it to do things differently.

nonbios sticks to agreed plan and keeps working autonomously. But if there is a deviation - it stops and brings the human in the loop for a signoff.

[Collins @collinsMajj]

@web3Royal_ @nonbios Love how NonBioS is enabling non-devs to build complex projects, it's truly expanding the possibilities of AI-powered software development.

[evren 🚢 @evrendag1284]

@web3Royal_ @nonbios Thats some wild tech right there changes everything for beginners

[NonBioS @nonbios]

You can import projects into nonbios - built using any vibe coding tools which allow you to export. Then ask nonbios to deploy it - nonbios will deploy it on its own computer and hand you a URL to test it. You can then tell it to fix the 20% - and it will fix it one by one.

You will have to ask nonbios to fix each issue one by one and you will have to do the testing and report back. But nonbios will fix each and every issue by itself.

[riRoyal.Base.eth @0xRiRoyal]

@skysaksham @nonbios Nonbios reads better when technical depth is shown through cleaner execution, which is why this kind of clarity tends to travel further.

[NonBioS @nonbios]

@adelbucetta @skysaksham There is no shortcut - we have been building this for close to 2 years now. @nonbios can not only work on new projects - but also on existing projects.

Do the 80% on other vibe coding tools, and import your project to nonbios to do the last 20% - it will get it done.

[NonBioS @nonbios]

@tagsincos @skysaksham Pretty much anything a software engineer can do - nonbios can do.

[bibi.eth @nguyenthambt]

@skysaksham @nonbios Exciting new coding approach emerging.

[NonBioS @nonbios]

Honest answer: NonBioS can handle pretty much anything that tools like Claude Code can. It is broadly on par - but on very complex builds, you might have to guide it a bit - similar to how you guide Claude Code right now.

The big difference is that nonbios levels the playing field between engineers and non-engineers. With nonbios, non-engineers can build ANYTHING engineers can.

[Sam 🂾 @skysaksham]

One of the biggest frustrations with AI coding tools is that they can build 80% of something...

...and leave you figuring out the remaining 20%.

That's usually where the real work begins.

@nonbios is taking a different approach.

Instead of acting like a coding assistant, it acts more like an engineer living inside your browser.

You describe what you want.

It:
• Writes the code
• Installs dependencies
• Fixes errors
• Deploys the project
• Keeps working autonomously on larger tasks

A few things I found interesting:

🔹 Build apps, SaaS products, APIs, and tools
🔹 Handles deployment for you
🔹 Runs on real infrastructure
🔹 Designed for long-running complex projects
🔹 Accessible even if you can't code

We're reaching a point where building software is becoming more about ideas than implementation.

Tools like NonBioS are pushing that shift even further.

#AI #NoCode #VibeCoding #BuildInPublic #Startups

[Lucky Esemuede @Lucky_of_Web3]

@myfanforce @nonbios Am onboarding all my tech bros to this project to ease their coding journey

Welcome to Fanforce @nonbios