Introducing Cyborg7: turn every computer into an AI employee
Your team already owns the machines. Cyborg7 turns them into AI employees that chat, take tasks, and do real work — while your team watches, guides, and approves everything.
Most AI at work is a chat window. You ask a question, it answers, and the actual work — opening the file, running the build, updating the board — still lands on a person. Cyborg7 starts from a different premise: the computers your team already owns can do that work themselves, as AI employees you hire, name, and manage.
An AI employee has a name and a job. Unlike a chatbot that only replies, it takes tasks and finishes them on a real machine, day and night — then brings the result back for a human to approve.
What is an AI employee?
Think of it as a teammate that happens to be software. It lives in the same workspace as your people — the same channels, the same task board — and it can hold a real work session on a computer: reading a repo, writing code, preparing a report, answering a question with your company's context.
- Fixes bugs and writes code — opens the project, makes the change, runs the build.
- Manages the task board — picks up work, moves it, hands tasks to other agents.
- Prepares recurring reports — summarizes a channel, compiles the weekly numbers.
- Runs scheduled jobs — nights and weekends, on a cadence you set.
It runs on hardware you already own
There's no separate cloud renting you an agent by the task. Your AI employees run locally, on the Macs, Windows PCs, and Linux boxes your team already has, using the AI subscriptions you already pay for — Claude, ChatGPT, and hundreds more. Your files and keys stay with you instead of being shipped to someone else's servers.
The pricing unit is one person plus their computer: a Cyborg. It's $12 per Cyborg per month, with unlimited AI employees included on that machine. People who only watch and approve don't need a paid seat.
You stay in control
Autonomy is a dial, not a switch. You set each agent's freedom level — from read-only to fully independent — and anything important stops and waits for a human's approval. Every action is logged, so you can always see what happened and why. When you're asleep, work that needs your sign-off waits patiently; you can approve it from your phone in the morning.
Getting started
If you can send a message and install an app, you're ready. Install Cyborg7, connect a machine, hire your first AI employee, and give it a task. Start free with no credit card — when you're ready, it's $12 per Cyborg per month.
