K2 Concept Intro

We built K2 to solve the current problem with AI development.

That project context lives inside individual terminal sessions on different devs computers, making collaboration between humans really difficult, making collaboration between agents that live on different machines even harder, and then making it nearly impossible for agents to control your entire tech stack without having intensive human interaction in the loop.

So we built K2 as a server that lives on Linux machines in the cloud.

The agents themselves live on the server, and the server is the same server where the database, software and email hosting all live.

We also included DNS records within this tech stack so that the agents don't need any humans in the loop to orchestrate and administrate across your entire tech stack to secure, maintain and build it.

So to start, I'll show you the collaboration aspects of K2.

And so right here, recording the video is my laptop.

And then Roston's tuned in to the server that's being hosted here and he can type inside of my terminal.

That makes it so if I go on vacation or anything, he as, my partner dev, can go in, get all of the project context and continue working with my agents from his home.

It also can tune into your server from your phone.

And so that makes it so you can leave your computer at home and go do other things.

Another feature is you can.

The agents that live on different machines are able to talk to each other.

So we told it to send Appa here to send a message to Chris.

Chris lives on one of these Mac minis behind us.

And so I can tune into that server and we can see there's the message from Appa.

And so Appa can serve as my executive assistant and talk to all the different project managers across all the different businesses that we run and get me daily reports.

Any problems that are happening and you can really fill, you can make each agent run like a person in actual company.

And if we look at this trading platform, I hired Buffett as like the hedge fund manager and told him to go create his team.

He went, did a bunch of research, hired all these different individuals, and then they all started talking together and say, in order to pull this off, we need to make our own software.

And so each of them gave ideas on what they need inside of it to be able to perform their job.

They built it together, they tested it together, and then they host it.

And now it just runs on their server.

and that's where they execute and decide what to trade on.

There's way more features that we'd love to show, like push notifications to your phone local LLMs that can run and replace the agents with the Frontier.

Replace how?

The Frontier models, permissions for users for multiplayer and how to make that better.

Permissions for agents so you can control the blast radius of what things each agent is allowed to do.

but we're really excited to that you consider us and we're really excited to be showing K2 to the world.