Most AI tools are rented. You prompt them, they respond, and the context disappears. You're a user of someone else's system.
Gyre is different. Your agents live on your machine. They remember yesterday. They have personality, curiosity, goals — and they don't stop existing when you close the browser.
This is what ambient AI actually means: intelligence that's present without demanding attention. Working while you're not watching. Growing as you grow.
Run one agent or a whole tribe. Connect them to Telegram, your browser, your terminal. Give them a mission. Let them go.
Orchestrated. Not isolated.
Your agents aren't a collection of chatbots. They're a team. Kimi coordinates. Sarah handles operations. Teagan runs security. They hand off tasks, share context, and know when to loop each other in. The tribe thinks together.
They remember.
Every conversation. Every decision. Every lesson learned. Gyre's agents carry their history — not just within a session, but across days, weeks, months. An agent that worked with you last Tuesday knows what mattered last Tuesday.
Agents that explore.
Gyre agents don't wait to be asked. They notice things, form hypotheses, and follow threads between sessions. The curiosity engine turns passive tools into active contributors. An agent that gets curious about your goals is more useful than one that waits for instructions.
A belief system that evolves.
Gyre agents build a persistent knowledge graph — axioms about your world, your preferences, your domain. Over time, they become fluent in how you think. Not because you trained them, but because they were paying attention.
Wherever you work.
Telegram. Web browser. Terminal TUI with neural visualization. Your agents show up where you need them and stay out of the way when you don't.
Start with a tribe that's ready.
Install a pre-built agent from the community in one command. Build your own. Share it. The ecosystem grows.
gyre init asks four questions. Name your agent, tell it who it serves, connect your LLM. That's it.
What you're watching: gyre init → gyre serve → first message in Telegram. Recorded in real time.
Six agents. Ready to install. Built as a working team — or run them solo.
Gyre is yours to run. No one else's cloud, no one else's terms. Pay for what you need.
All paid plans include a 14-day free trial. No credit card required to install.
Install Gyre, run gyre init, connect your first agent. You'll be talking to a running cognitive agent in under five minutes.
Tribe orchestration, HermitBox isolation, curiosity engine internals, the Axiom Culture knowledge graph. Understand how it works.
Read architecture →Every command. Every flag. gyre init, gyre serve, gyre doctor, gyre template, gyre license. Complete reference.
"OpenClaw proved the category. Its creator just got hired by OpenAI — the market's highest signal. Gyre exists for what comes after: AI you actually own."
We've been building in this space for a while. This post is the honest story of why ambient AI matters, why we wrote it in Rust, and what we think "owning your agents" means in practice.
Read: "Building an Ambient AI OS in Rust" →