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Marty is an AI-Agent Sandbox containing a master agent that runs on a centralized server, using Supabase to store widgets and agent-created backend files. Users can configure context, adjust skill permissions, and set up autonomous event activations to custom tasks all from just the website. With a familiar chat interface and simple conversations, users with no technical expertise can create any tool or workflow they can imagine, build their dream workspace, and set up an autonomous agent without ever hosting anything on their own devices or exposing their filesystems. Marty removes the learning curve to Opus entirely by making it completely frictionless, providing an intuitive and extremely accessible platform for people who want an agent that just works. Project Website is at: https://rasbpi.changsean.me/landing Demo Code: InIoNbzXyAcq2Z9Gvx5sGCd+v1P9kFum01Op9UmQwI4=

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