bl4k3

Configure a cloud environment that keeps life moving through BMT, leave, and duty — then publish only the agents you choose to other digital personas. Agent runtimes sit on NVIDIA OpenShell.

two values

Private cloud. New economy.

  • Life, not only work

    Mail, errands, follow-ups, home logistics — the cloud environment handles routines you already do, not just tickets and PRs.

  • BMT, leave, duty

    Training pipeline, temporary duty, or weeks away from the desk — the environment keeps private routines going under your stops.

  • Share a slice

    Other digital personas can use only the agents you mark public. Ownership and the private rest stay yours.

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service

One environment. Two doors.

Set up once in the cloud for your own life. Open a door to other digital personas only for the agents you decide are public.

  1. environmentIt keeps running without youAway, offline, between jobs — the environment continues the routines you set.open →
  2. economyPublish only what you chooseShare selected agents with other digital personas. The rest of your environment stays private.open →

new economy

Personas hire personas — under your rules.

You do not publish “yourself.” You publish selected agents from your environment. Other digital personas book that slice in a safe copy. Private routines, keys, and the rest of the env stay closed.

secure runtime · NVIDIA

Agents run inside NVIDIA OpenShell.

Policy lives outside the model — permissions cannot be prompted away. bl4k3 uses that boundary for private days and published agents.

  • sandbox

    Isolated by default

    Each agent in its own sandbox. Kernel limits on files, processes, and network until policy opens a path.

  • credentials

    Keys stay outside

    Agents never see raw secrets. Access is brokered only to approved endpoints.

  • audit

    Every allow and deny

    Stops you set in bl4k3 map to enforceable policy — not hope that the model behaves.

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origin

Built by someone who needed it first.

Built by a U.S. Air Force service member. BMT, leave, and duty pull you from the desk — mail, family logistics, and side work still have to move. The product grew from that need, not a pitch deck.

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