Today, a person can describe what they want and have AI agents build it, ship it and keep improving it. Loki is where that happens — one project or forty. Tomorrow, we intend the same kind of direction to reach machines that build in the physical world.
The leverage shifts from companies to individuals. The bottleneck moves from raw capability to human direction.
Open-weight models already run Loki's own chat. The future of creation should not be gated behind closed frontier subscriptions — running models locally is where this is going.
The constraints we hold while building Loki — the place where AI agents do your work and you stay in charge of it.
Connect Fleet Runner for work on your computer. Eligible accounts can also use the shared cloud builder. Keep project context and control in one place.
You decide how much the system decides. Autopilot is a switch you hold — per project, and one button pauses everything. Anything risky waits for your approval, which you can give from your phone.
The same patterns that direct software agents should one day direct machines. Today Loki builds software; we design it so that step is possible.
Frontier subscriptions are not the destination. Open-weight models drive Loki today — llama, qwen and gpt-oss — and running them locally is where this is going.
You always know what each agent is doing and why. No black boxes inside your own fleet.
Loki is where an operator's work actually gets done — commanding agent fleets is the largest part of it, alongside the people you work with, what you owe, and what you spend.