One-click auth for the tools you already use.
No connector for your tool? Anton reads the docs and writes the integration itself — see workflow 09.
Six parts that make it
a computer, not a chat.
Routines, a real filesystem, live URLs, memory, projects, and your own AI keys — the primitives behind every workflow above.
Anton keeps workingafter you close the tab.
Schedule real jobs in plain English. They run on a timer or an event — not when you happen to prompt. You come back to results.
A real disk.Yours to keep.
Anton writes to a persistent filesystem you own. Drafts, logs, exports, half-finished experiments — all of it sitting where it was when you last left.
Every Anton ships toa live URL.
A site, a dashboard, a one-page report — whatever Anton builds gets a real address. Push changes, point a custom domain, share it with anyone.
Remembers you,not just the thread.
Preferences, people, events worth keeping. Anton writes them down, surfaces them when they matter, and lets you prune anything you'd rather it forget.
One space perthing you care about.
Each project is its own sealed room — its own filesystem, its own memory, its own routines. Work on the company without Anton dragging in your pottery research.
Growth, copy, launch sequence
Each project has its own filesystem, memory, and routines. Pottery stays in pottery.
Your keys.Your subscription.
Anton is the computer. The intelligence is yours to pick. Already paying for ChatGPT or Claude? Plug it in. Want to run GLM, Minimax, Qwen, or a local Ollama? Wire them up. Zero markup on any of it.
Simple, honest pricing.
Run it on your servers.
Same Anton, your infrastructure. One command to install, one Anton per teammate.
Your servers.
AWS · GCP · Azure.
Stays in your network.
One Anton per teammate.
Running in minutes.
Move anytime.
Gilfoyle was right.
We just made it real.
In HBO's Silicon Valley, Gilfoyle builds a machine that thinks for itself and names it Anton — not a chatbot, a computer. Its own rack. Its own processes. Its own place to exist.
Seven years later, everyone is still typing into a text box. We think the show had it right. Everyone should have a second computer — one that works while you sleep, and is yours alone.
Read it.
Star it. Ship it.
Anton is open source. Audit it, self-host it, build a connector, file a feature. This future gets built by the engineers who show up.