They had a demo https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49101234

AOS would make more sense for the naming convention here.

Seems like a good candidate to replace my home-grown llama.cpp web UI clone. This comment used to be a gripe about their provider UX not giving an example URL (realized /v1 is expected as the final segment).

Has anyone experienced using Buzz or YC's qm? How does this compare with those?

So to run this 'OS', I need to have an existing running OS...

I think this is trying to do something similar to exe.dev, but not doing it as well

Setting up your public URLRetrying… (attempt 5 of 6) Fingers crossed!! The last one gotta be the one...

EDIT: It let me down... (Something unexpected went wrong on our side.)

Please let me now if deploying it on your custom domain worked for you please...

EDIT: Retrying it now worked but I had to subscribe to R2 (which is free for 10GB apparently). However, after that it will tell you that you need to enable the Dynamic Workers which is actually paid...

"Your Cloudflare account is on the Free plan, but the Cloudflare OS backend needs Dynamic Workers, which requires the Workers Paid plan."

So no free preview for me today.

Engineers should be wary about being forced into using particular prompts/skills/instructions.

Why would I use a shared LLM-in-the-cloud, instead of my own? The shared one precludes any possibility to customize or differentiate my workflow, prompts, or skills. As an employee that sounds like a death sentence to doing my job effectively.

Wait, isn’t that what Mistral does for their Vibe interface for companies?