Domo is an on-device AI agent built on Gemma 4 that commands a cloud fleet. A small Gemma model runs entirely on your machine as the orchestrator — it listens, reasons, remembers, uses tools, and dispatches background agents (research, code, image generation), escalating to the cloud only when it must. Everything works offline: when the network drops, Domo keeps reasoning, recalls from local memory, tells you plainly that it's degraded, and queues cloud work until you're back. What makes Domo different is the trust boundary. It sits as a membrane between you and the fleet: every result an agent brings back is screened for prompt-injection before it can touch Domo's context, so a poisoned web page can't hijack the agent — and only minimal, screened context ever leaves your device, so your private data isn't shipped off to cloud vendors. A cloud orchestrator structurally can't offer this; Domo can, because the brain lives on your device. Domo is role-adaptive — the same on-device brain becomes a developer, a PM, a marketer, or a researcher, reaching for the right skill. Hand it a photo and say "turn this into a launch ad," and it writes the copy and generates the image in seconds. Built for the real world: across regions with spotty connectivity, high data costs, or sensitive data in health, finance, and personal privacy, sending everything to a server is a non-starter. Domo's offline resilience and privacy aren't features bolted on — they're the architecture. Powered by on-device Gemma 4, a managed-agent fleet, a two-tier memory, and NB2 Lite for instant creative generation.
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