ibara
Computers of their own for AI agents: they use the browser and desktop apps there while you keep working on yours. Any agent that speaks MCP can drive it. It runs on Omarchy today; more platforms are on the way.
Open ibaraBio
I’m interested in what happens when software becomes part of someone’s day. The details matter: keeping track of the source, making the next action clear and letting a person step in when they need to.
That takes me from agents that use a computer to tools for keeping knowledge, planning work and making things. Some projects become products; others are experiments I want to see through. My main project is ibara, which gives AI agents computers of their own. My company, Cirlet, plans, sets up and supports AI agents on computers people own, and sets up ibara for people who want it handled. This site is the canonical personal site for Tyler Mayberry.
The common thread is practical product engineering. I like turning vague, high-friction work into concrete systems people can understand, operate, and improve.
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Computers of their own for AI agents: they use the browser and desktop apps there while you keep working on yours. Any agent that speaks MCP can drive it. It runs on Omarchy today; more platforms are on the way.
Open ibaraConference programming and speaker management software. Keep the call, review, speaker work, messages, and agenda together, then publish the public program when your team is ready. Live site, sample-data demo, and MIT-licensed source.
Open product siteA local-first session data layer for AI coding agents: capture harness work into SQLite, publish knowledge artifacts through Workbench, and retrieve them via read-only MCP. Electron desktop app for macOS and Linux.
Open product siteAn AI-native spending companion built around one daily signal, deterministic financial logic, and an agent interface for explanation and approved actions.
Open product siteMy company. It plans, sets up and supports AI agents that use browsers and desktop apps on computers people own.
Open CirletShort bio
Tyler Mayberry builds software, AI agents and tools for everyday work. He created ibara, runs Cirlet and makes products, experiments and games.