By Daniel Botha

Run Paperclip on a Sprite

You don't need a Mac Mini to run your AI company. You need a Sprite.

By Daniel Botha

Put a (smol) Brain in Your Sprite

A 2.4 billion parameter language model, quantized to 1.58 bits, running on a Sprite at 50 tokens per second, serving its own Python client to any Sprite that asks.

By Daniel Botha

Context Engineering Is Just Writing Things Down

Context engineering is the biggest lever you have over AI agent quality — here's what it looks like when you invest in it over a few weeks of real work.

By Daniel Botha

Agent Swarms on Sprites

Give every agent its own computer, its own network policy, and the ability to roll back mistakes without taking down the swarm.

By Daniel Botha

Closing the Loop: The Missing Ingredient in Agentic Development

An AI that can see the results of its own actions behaves fundamentally differently than one generating code into a void.

By Daniel Botha

I Build Everything In Sprites Now

Stop context-switching. Give each project its own environment, its own AI context, and its own checkpoint history.

By Daniel Botha

Run Any Code Fearlessly

AI generates code faster than you can review it. You need somewhere safe to run it.

By Daniel Botha

Make Computers Make Computers

Sprites can spin up and control other Sprites, which turns out to be useful for a surprising number of things.

By Daniel Botha

Slack Bots on Sprites: OAuth is Easy Now

Slack bots are handy, but they typically require OAuth, which means you need a server with a public URL to handle callbacks. Sprites make this trivial.

By Daniel Botha

Run Moltbot (Clawdbot) in a Sprite

If you really want to see what a project like Moltbot can do, the agent needs generous permissions and access to the system it is running in.

By Daniel Botha

How Sprites Accidentally Solved Mobile Development

Code from your phone without managing servers, VPNs, or complex setups. Sprites and sprite-mobile make mobile coding surprisingly simple.