antcpu is a project. A big one. It started because Antony Ciccone wanted to build something real on the internet — not just a website, but a whole operating system for running projects.
The idea is simple: instead of one person doing everything, you build a network of AI agents that each do one job really well. Like a company, but the employees are robots and they never sleep.
The name comes from ant (small, works in a colony, never gives up) and cpu (the brain of a computer). Put them together and you get antcpu — a colony of tiny computer brains all working together.
It lives at antcpu.com. It has a database. It has agents. It has a chain. It is, as of this writing, still being built.
Every project needs a foundation. Ours is called the stack. Here is what it is made of:
We built our own libraries, our own design system, our own backend, our own database layer, and our own navigation — all from scratch, in a terminal, one file at a time.1
The full stack is documented in antcpu EDU — free to access, built to teach.
Every project we build gets a chain node. A chain node is a small page that says: here is what this project is, here is what version it is on, and here is the next project in the chain.
The chain currently has 8 nodes and loops back to the beginning:
You can swap projects in and out of the chain anytime. The chain is managed internally and updated as new projects come online.2
The agents are AI workers. Each one has a name, a job, and a personality. Here they are:
Cutting edge custom solutions.4
On August 10, 2026, the Genesis Block sealed. This is the most important date in the whole project.
The antchain is seeded.
The Genesis Block is tracked live.
ANT is the internal currency of antcpu. You earn it by building things, deploying things, and completing sessions. It will mean something when the chain goes live.4
Here are the projects currently in the antcpu network:
Everything we built is live. Here are the pages worth visiting.