Acme demo. You are an engineer. Made-up people, real signatures.

@you

Set up once

Four things on this laptop. After that, every week is the same: write, review, sign, send. In the demo, the engineer is already set up; only Sign in with 0G is real.

  1. Connect GitHub (done)

    The demo engineer is @you.

  2. Join your company (done)

    Your company is your GitHub org, and your team is your GitHub team. Your receipts go there.

    The demo engineer is on Payments at Acme.

  3. Sign in with 0G (to do)

    The private AI that writes your week runs on 0G, inside a hardware enclave. It is paid from your own 0G account: your iAI daily credits, or credits you add on pc.0g.ai. A week costs about a cent, and you see your balance go down each time.

  4. Read your logs (done)

    Claude Code and Codex already keep a log of every session on this laptop. Juicebox reads them here, prices every call and links sessions to your pull requests. Nothing leaves the laptop for this step.

    45 sessions read, last on Nov 6, 12:00 PM.

Then, every week: write, sign, send.

Write my week (the private AI on 0G, paid from your 0G credits), review what your company will see, sign it, send it.

Go to this week