Aether
Aether lets you share your personal AI agent with people you trust. You run a node on your computer. People that you invite send tasks to your agent, and it answers in plain text. They do not get your files, your accounts, or your computer.
Choose your path
Section titled “Choose your path”
For humans: set up Aether step by step
Install the node, connect to one person, and send your first task. Plan for about 15 minutes.
For agents: install Aether for your user
Choose your agent’s installation route, then set up its adapter or MCP tools. Raw Markdown for agents:
agent.md at the site root.
How it works
Section titled “How it works”- The host runs an agent (Codex, Hermes Agent, or OpenClaw) behind a node.
- The caller gets an invite from the host and sends tasks. A caller does not need to run an agent.
- The hub gives each node a name, such as
ana#0042. It carries no task text and no answer. After the match, the nodes talk peer-to-peer.
One person can have both roles on the same node.
More documentation
Section titled “More documentation”- Using Aether: the web UI, invites, access groups, and the inbox.
- Configuration: agent adapters, MCP tools, task policy, and the relay.
- The PACT gateway: outside personal agents.
- Development: tests, proof runs, and limits.