the vibeops computer. one real cloud machine where your AI builds, runs, and ships the whole app. quit renting 20 services to run what your AI now writes.
today, you stop renting your computer.
one machine that builds, runs, and ships the whole app, and you own it.
what would you build first?
$WRKR goes live today on @RobinhoodApp Chain, via @virtuals_io. make it wrkr.
@Crypt0Bilal@RobinhoodApp@virtuals_io Planned utilities but not finalised.. Revenue from product subscription can be used for token holders benefits. Like revenue sharing, buybacks etc.,
today, you stop renting your computer.
one machine that builds, runs, and ships the whole app, and you own it.
what would you build first?
$WRKR goes live today on @RobinhoodApp Chain, via @virtuals_io. make it wrkr.
@chuntupuntu28@RobinhoodApp@virtuals_io can u name which project?? we throw open challenge if u share any other project/company thats making the utility that we are developing, not just in web3, but even from web2 too??
one more day, and we're getting it exactly right.
$WRKR goes live tomorrow (July 14th) on @RobinhoodApp Chain, via @virtuals_io. the first vibeops computer. one machine your AI builds, runs, and ships, and you own it.
make it wrkr.
you don't pay a hosting bill. you pay protection money. twenty vendors every month, to run an app your AI already built.
wrkr is one machine that builds it, runs it, ships it. you own it.
you take your computer back.
$WRKR, live tomorrow on @RobinhoodApp Chain via @virtuals_io
sound on.
quick story. we wanted to know if wrkr could carry a real product end to end. so we picked litebeam — the x402 routing layer on @virtuals_io — and had an agent rebuild it inside one wrkr VM. the full thing, not a mock.
@levelsio vibeops is the future, funny thing is we do all of it blind. ssh is a shell not the machine, u cant see the browser or the app or anything actually running. just logs and vibes
The first cloud computer launching on @RobinhoodApp Chain, via @virtuals_io ACF.
wrkr gives builders a real, persistent Linux desktop with their AI coding agent already inside — no juggling 20+ services to ship, just one machine, streamed live to your Mac or browser.
$WRKR launches July 13.
sound on.
@arishanzzz Exactly. It is rarely one setup task. It becomes hours, then days, spread across wiring services, credentials, deploys, and verifying the full flow works.
Most of the pain only shows up once you open the real app in a browser. That is the loop Wrkr is built to collapse.
@virtuals_io you can hit its MCP endpoint and make a real routed call. settles USDC on base, costs about 2 cents, comes back with a receipt. repo: https://t.co/6oSt9YaURe
wrote this in april. been heads down since, building the machine for it.
it's live now. one computer per developer, agent inside. https://t.co/ItidEgKDRW
unit of shipping in 2024:
4 engineers - 6 months - a Series A
in 2026:
1 person - 1 AI agent- 1 Linux VM - hours
every roadmap that doesn't update for this is already dead.