Oracle
A Windows app that lays all your AI work out on one board. Models on your own PC or on rented GPUs, wired together into workflows, tested before they're trusted, and kept inside the budget you set.
The Map
Every job is boxes and wires on one zoomable board. Each box folds out to show what it's for, what it's doing right now, its log, what it cost and how it went last time.
What's built
Point at a box to fold out a little more.
Any model, anywhere
This PC, rented GPUs, hosted models and your own fine-tunes, all one kind of thing: a place a model can run.
Save it, run it again
A job is a workflow you can look at, copy and rerun, each with its own budget.
Plans the work
Turns a plain-English task into the steps, and picks who does each one.
Tested before trusted
Models get scored on what they're actually good at, and a judge checks results before they count.
Many machines at once
Fan a big job out across a pool of rented machines, then gather the results back.
Looks things up
Searches eight engines, summarizes what it finds, and keeps the sources.
Agents with roles
Saved agents with a job, their own tools and a librarian that keeps their notes.
Everything in reach
Chat, teams, routines, hosts, keys, servers and status sit on a rail beside the board.
One bill
Every rented minute and every paid word lands on one bill, with daily and monthly caps.
Straight answer on where it stands: all of this is built, but most of it has only been run against test models so far. Live checks are underway, one feature at a time. It's a tool I use at my own desk, not a finished product yet.
Money stays gold
Anything that costs money is gold on the board, so you always see where it goes. Nothing gets rented without your say-so.
spent today of a $1.00 cap. When a cap is hit, Oracle stops. It doesn't ask to go over.
Coming soon
Oracle runs on my desk every day. A Windows build you can buy is on the way, and it'll show up here first.