Matt Wolfe shows the Autonomous Intern 2, a $249 mini-computer that runs AI agents on your device. It connects to Slack, Telegram, and Discord so you can assign tasks by messaging. Your data, API keys, and agent memory stay local, though you can still use cloud models.
This is your new intern. It's a device called the Autonomous Intern 2, and it's a computer built specifically for running AI agents. So you plug it in, connect it to apps like Slack and Telegram and Discord, and then assign it work by just talking to it. Your agent's memory, project files, writing style, and API keys are stored locally on the device, but you can still use more powerful AI models through the cloud as well. Inside, it has an 8-core processor, 6GB of LPDDR5 memory, and up to 256GB of storage. It's basically a mini computer. Now, when you buy this device, it comes preloaded with either OpenCLaw or Hermes, and the price starts at $249. There's also an open developer edition where you can install Claude Code, Codex, or your own agent framework. Personally, I just really like the design of the thing, but it's also a pretty cool piece of hardware. Would you buy something like this? Let me know in the comments and follow for more cool AI and tech videos.
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