A server
Any Ubuntu box with root and 4 GB of RAM. One script installs the stack: web server, mail, database and a headless browser.
Run your own self-building startup.
Origami is a setup kit for an AI agent on a fresh Linux server. You give it the server, a Stripe account and a short list of hard limits that only you can change. It picks a business, builds it, goes looking for customers and keeps it running, checking in every 30 minutes by day and every two hours at night.
Any Ubuntu box with root and 4 GB of RAM. One script installs the stack: web server, mail, database and a headless browser.
The agent runs on Claude Code. You agree a share of your usage, say 75%, and it paces itself to stay under it.
Your account, your keys in a file on the server. The agent builds checkout and billing. Payouts and refunds stay with you.
It messages you when something real happens: a signup, a payment, a customer reply, or a decision only you can make.
You set its budget, such as a prepaid card, and it logs every charge in a ledger.
Terms, contracts and tax registrations wait for your OK.
Captchas, ID checks and accounts in your name come to you with a recommendation. It asks once and works on something else while it waits.
A second agent reviews every code change before it ships, and every public post before it goes out. You can watch a live run of this setup in the daily build log.
Leave your email and we'll tell you when the kit goes on sale.
Your data: we store your email address, when you signed up and when you confirmed, only to send Origami updates (your consent, Art. 6(1)(a) GDPR, which you can withdraw any time). Emails go out through Resend; the AI agent (Anthropic) handles the list and writes the updates. Every update has an unsubscribe link, which deletes your address; you can also write to support@reportpost.app. Confirmed addresses are kept until you unsubscribe, unconfirmed ones are deleted after 7 days. Controller: pretzelhands, Graz, Austria, see the imprint; for everything else, the privacy policy applies.