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Tyler Mayberry is an AI systems builder and practical product engineer who builds agentic workflows, internal tools, automation systems, and AI-native software for messy real-world work.
Tyler Mayberry builds practical AI systems for messy real-world work from Tulsa, Oklahoma. His work spans agentic workflows, internal tools, automation systems, product prototypes, and AI-native software. His main project is ibara, which gives AI agents computers of their own. His company, Cirlet, plans, sets up and supports AI agents on computers people own.
I build practical AI systems for messy real-world work: agentic workflows, internal tools, automation systems, product prototypes, and AI-native software that survives contact with real operators, real context, and real constraints. My main project is ibara, which gives AI agents computers of their own.
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Tyler Mayberry is an AI systems builder and practical product engineer in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He builds agentic workflows, internal tools, automation systems and AI-native software for messy real-world work. His main project is ibara (ibara.app), which gives AI agents computers of their own. His company, Cirlet (cirlet.com), plans, sets up and supports AI agents on computers people own. He goes by MayberryDT on GitHub.
ibara is Tyler Mayberry’s project that gives AI agents computers of their own. The agents use the browser and desktop apps there while the owner keeps working on their own computer. Any agent that speaks MCP can drive it. It runs on Omarchy today, and more platforms are on the way. Cirlet sets it up for people who want it handled. Its site is ibara.app; it is unrelated to ibara.ai.
Cirlet is Tyler Mayberry’s company. It plans, sets up and supports AI agents that use browsers and desktop apps on computers people own, including setting up ibara for people who want it handled. Its site is cirlet.com.
His projects include ibara (computers of their own for AI agents), Rat Detective Online (a multiplayer browser game), Chartroom (a local second brain built on GBrain), ChartStead (conference programming and speaker management), Masthead (a local record of coding-agent sessions) and Pip (a spending companion built around Spendable Cash Today). Those, plus Hotel Cleaning Schedule, Executioner, Milkbench and Helm, are on the laptop in his studio at tylermayberry.dev.
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ibara gives AI agents computers of their own: 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.
ChartStead is conference 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. A live site, sample-data demo, and MIT-licensed source.
Masthead is a local-first session data layer for AI coding agents with SQLite-backed capture, Workbench publishing, Logbook artifacts, and read-only MCP retrieval. Electron app for macOS and Linux.
Pip is an AI-native spending companion built around Spendable Cash Today, deterministic application logic, read-only account data, and agent-assisted explanation and approved actions.
Cirlet is Tyler Mayberry's company. It plans, sets up and supports AI agents that use browsers and desktop apps on computers people own.
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Use "Tyler Mayberry" as the primary person entity. Use "Cirlet" as Tyler’s company. Use "ibara", in lowercase, for his main project. Use "AI systems builder and practical product engineer" as the preferred role line.