Guides

The decisions worth making before you run agents that work while you sleep. All of this is on the rest of the site as well; these pages take one question at a time.

• What makes an AI agent self-hosted

  “Self-hosted” is said of setups that keep very different things on your side. Six questions show which parts of the work stay yours, and when a hosted platform is the better choice.

• Which server should run your agents

  The honest answer is: a small Linux server, and not your laptop. The reason is not power. It is the hours.

• What always-on agents do to your AI plan

  They can exhaust it. The limit is reached on your account, because it is your account they are signed in to. We cannot raise it and we do not pay it.

• Deciding what an agent may reach

  An agent you grant access to acts with that access. This is the part to think about before you grant anything, not after.

How these were written

These pages describe the product as its own code and terms describe it. Where a page compares Founderizer with another way of working, it compares the way of working, not a named product’s current plan.

The fullest statement of what a customer carries is what you carry, which is part of the terms. Where a guide and the terms disagree, the terms are right.