SMRTR AIMay 25, 2026Hacker News

Nerve – self hosted runtime for AI agents

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Nerve is a self-hosted platform that lets you run AI agents on your own hardware, built on Anthropic's Claude. It offers two modes: a personal assistant that learns your preferences, manages your inbox, and builds memory over time, and a worker agent that monitors code repositories, reviews pull requests, and proposes fixes for team approval. Both modes include persistent memory, scheduled tasks, and access via a web interface or Telegram.

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