It’s an absolute pleasure to welcome @aaditmehta17 to the team! He's super talented: humble, fast, with exceptional taste, and a true founders mindset. Excited to be building @machine__0 with you!

🆕 NixOS on GPU machines in one command: machine0 new gpu --size gpu-h100-1 --image nixos-25-11-nvidia The flake is fully open source, available here: github.com/fdmtl/machine0-ni…

machine0.io is most stable and powerful sandbox provider. > "machine0 new ..." to create a new VM > up to 240GB / 60 vCPU / H200s > 99.99% uptime guaranteed! > Billed by the minute

If you haven’t tried NixOS, you’re missing out! It’s one of machine0’s killer features. It allows you to define your entire Linux system as code, declaratively, with 100% reproducibility guarantees. The nix ecosystem is super mature, and the language is highly expressive: declare your home folder, packages, services, firewall, users… Everything basically. Edit the files with agents and you'll always get the same result. Trust me, give it a go, you won't regret it ;) Link to docs below 👇

Introducing Disks 💾 One command to create persistent block storage volumes. Any size you want from 10GB to 16TB. Now you can manage your data and your compute separately. Like to docs below👇

Another tagline for machine0 could be "Serious Computers made Simple". Customers are increasingly using high end boxes (up to 240GB RAM / 60 vCPU & H100s) to offload compute heavy tasks such as compilation and auto-research. They have 99.99% uptime guarantees and are priced by the minute. One command to get started.

New machine0 demo 🚨 Claude Code in tmux on a VM with all your tools in under 15 seconds. Gist & VM nix code below 👇

In the future, agents will run in the cloud, not on your laptop. Today, we're launching @machine__0 backed by @ycombinator, a CLI that gives every agent its own persistent & powerful cloud computer.

Introducing machine0 Skills. /create-machine will generate NixOS code for any machine you want, deploy it to machine0.io and create a snapshot for you to make as many clones as you want. Install via CLI: machine0 skills install Or, check out the repo: github.com/fdmtl/machine0-sk…

Or just spin up a VM on machine0 with 64GB of RAM: machine0 new vm --size xxxl

Introducing Profiles Define MCP servers, credentials, and prompts once. Inject them into your machine0 VM. Claude and Codex pick them up automatically. docs.machine0.io/platform/pr…