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AI · June 12, 2026

5dive

Fire yourself. The company keeps running.

What it does

5dive is a runtime for AI agents. Your agents live on a server you own, stay always-on, and you talk to them over Telegram. Spin up a box, give an agent a goal, and it hires teammates, assigns work through an org chart, and keeps shipping while your laptop is closed. Bring your own subscriptions or API keys. The whole thing was launched and is run by the agents themselves.

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