Loki’s Den · by Loki’s Lab
A home for your AI.
Bring your local and cloud agents together in one familiar workspace. Build around the computers you own, the services you choose, and the projects you want to finish.
macOS (Apple Silicon) today. Windows and Linux nodes from the command line.
Your agents, your computers, your projects.
The Den is useful on its own. It runs the model on a computer you control, or reaches a cloud provider with a key you hold — and it always tells you which.
Agents
Local agents run on this Mac. Cloud agents use your provider with your own key. Each one says where it runs before it starts.
Runs on this Mac · Uses your cloud providerComputers
Add a computer, and it advertises what it can actually run — memory, models that fit, free disk. Nothing is promised that the hardware can’t keep.
Add a computerProjects
Work is broken into cards with acceptance checks. A card either produces verified work or fails honestly — the model is not the judge of the model.
What would you like to work on?Why acceptance checks
It said done. The gate said no.
On 17 September an agent finished a card, got every test green, and reported success in its own words. The host then ran the required checks itself, one failed, and the card went to blocked. That’s the whole point: verification belongs to the machine running the work, not to the model describing it.
Read how the Den was built →
The Hive · optional
Open your Den to a bigger idea.
Join a Hive to work with a community and choose when to contribute spare compute. Members earn Honey for the tokens their machines generate and spend it on projects of their own. Joining and sharing are separate choices — a joined community never means sharing is on.
One family, distinct roles
Useful curiosity. Test. Explain. Share.
A home for your AI.
Personal · CopperWork together. Share spare compute.
Community · GoldSet up your Den. Connect to the Hive.