Vyse gives you a team of AI agents that execute on hardware you control — your files, your shell, your infrastructure. A PM assigns a task from their phone; the agent runs it on a developer's machine. Before anything gets written or executed, a human sees a diff and approves or denies it. Nothing consequential happens until you say so.
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I built Vyse because I wanted to hand real work to AI agents — writing files, running commands, touching actual infrastructure — without handing that execution off to someone else's cloud VM to do it.
So in Vyse, execution always happens on hardware you control. Your files, your shell, your model keys — when an agent runs a task, it's actually running on your machine, not in a sandbox we manage. We never touch your files or run code on our infrastructure.
But "local execution" usually means "tied to your desk," and that's the part I didn't want to accept. So you can trigger and monitor it from anywhere — assign a task from your phone, an agent picks it up and runs it on your machine at home or your server, and you get notified when it's done, with a diff waiting for you to approve. The execution never moves; you're just not physically sitting in front of it.