Tell Pibot what the job needs. It writes the program for a Raspberry Pi, and the program runs locally on the site, so every device keeps its own data.
VPL, the Vibe Programming Language, is built from short patterns: when something happens, do something, tell someone. Patterns you repeat are spotted, you confirm them once, and from then on they run automatically.
“Warn the guest when it gets loud after 22:00.”
me ▸ warn guest if loudTrigger, action, person. Every program is made of the same three parts.
when · do · tellReadable by people, compiled to Python for the Pi. Credits pay for each build.
when noise > 75 dB for 10 minFlashed to your Pi. No cloud needed to run, and nothing leaves without a rule.
guard audio stays-on-device# VPL · guest door device pi4b "Guest door" use gpio.17 as lock guard codes stay-on-device when booking.starts do make code 6-digit tell guest "Your door code: {code}" when keypad = code do open lock for 5s when booking.ends do forget code
One platform, many small businesses. Each branch walks the same six checkpoints: a real problem, a device that fixes it, a following, a business, its own security layer, and a link to robot assembly.
The hardware platform. Every dot inside it, even a single feature of a property-staging app, can grow its own branch of physical applications.
Applications for the property sector, each mapped to the Pi components it uses. The bar shows how far each one is along the checkpoints.
Raw footage, audio and codes are processed on the Pi and never leave it.
Each program declares the pins, ports and data it may touch. Nothing else is reachable.
Security, operations and sales each keep their own encrypted vault and network key.
Devices exchange signed events only. One compromised device is cut off without taking down the rest.
Pibot sees patterns and counts, not data. That is what makes local hardware safer than another cloud app.
Everyone will use AI. The open question is which device they’ll buy to get the work done.
Software is crowded. Purpose-built AI devices for job sites and rentals, made at scale, barely exist yet.
A device that keeps data on site is easier to trust, easier to insure, and has no central database to steal.
When devices count what actually arrives and what actually lasts, material sourcing shifts to the suppliers who deliver.
The same checkpoint idea runs the marketing. Pibot finds the questions property communities are asking and helps answer them with build guides that work.
Public property, building and hosting communities, sorted by the problems people keep raising.
Pibot drafts a useful answer or build guide. A person reviews it and posts it within each group’s rules.
People follow for tips that save hours. Each guide that lands becomes a productized checkpoint.
The fastest way to get the result is the ready-made device with the program already on it.
No automated posting, no spam: every message is approved by a person.
Every device on site can feed a site brain, and the site brain runs locally built programs for each robot. Cameras see, the brain decides, robots build.
Talking to Pibot is free. A build costs credits; running a program on your own device costs nothing. Patterns you’ve confirmed rebuild for free.
Pick a component, tell Pibot what it should do, and flash the program to your Pi.
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