AI for automated workflows

AI never clocks out.
Neither does
its footprint.

AI agents are doing more work on their own. Earthruntime is exploring faster, lower-compute automation with machine-native Qwen and parallel constrained decoding.

Built in Somerville, Massachusetts. Connecting AI infrastructure with carbon capture and local CO₂ supply.

One-time $1 via Stripe. No account, no subscription, nothing renews. Questions? Contact us →

  1. 01Pay $1 with StripeCard or wallet. Stripe asks only for your email.
  2. 02Get your key instantlyIt appears on screen right after payment and we email you a copy.
  3. 03Build for 24 hoursCall POST /v1/decisions on Qwen2.5 with parallel constrained decoding. Access ends 24 hours after payment.
01 / Sandbox

Inside the experiment.

Explore seven examples of AI at work.

Recorded demo · Method & limitations

Open the lab full size ↗
02 / API preview

Bring structure
to your workflow.

Give your application context and choices to evaluate. Explore routing, review, and triage as steps in an automated workflow.

Explore the API preview →
POST https://json.earthruntime.com/v1/decisions
Authorization: Bearer <your-key>

{
  "context": "The customer cannot log in.",
  "schema": {
    "route": ["identity", "finance"]
  },
  "decoding": "parallel_constrained"
}

API access requires a key and active paid access: get a key for $1 / 24 hours → Shared capacity; service availability and request limits apply.

03 / Hello world

Small steps.
Useful workflows.

Hello: support

Explore how a locked-account complaint can be classified for the right team.

Hello: returns

Classify a damaged-item request for review against a returns policy.

Hello: security

Assess a synthetic exposed-credential finding before a human takes action.

About the experiment

These examples explore parallel constrained decoding with Qwen. Read the methods, captured results, and limitations in the docs.

Behind the examples →

04 / FAQ

Rooted in Somerville.

What connects AI, carbon capture, and local drinks?

Earthruntime is built in Somerville, Massachusetts, and operates its own compute infrastructure. Our first system combines compute with direct-air carbon capture. We supply the recovered CO₂ to nearby bars and restaurants for drinks.

More about Earthruntime’s infrastructure →

Is this demo running on that hardware?

No. This sandbox replays recorded Qwen outputs in your browser, without live inference requests. The infrastructure story describes Earthruntime’s compute operations, not work performed by this replay.

What does that mean for emissions?

Capture and local CO₂ reuse are part of the system. They do not, by themselves, establish carbon neutrality or permanent carbon removal. We are not claiming a measured emissions reduction from this experiment. Read more about the demo’s methods and limitations.

What is the refund policy?

If you are charged but your purchase is not fulfilled, we will refund it. Other refund requests require approval; email contact@earthruntime.com.

What happens if the experiment ends?

If the experiment ends, we will stop sales and top-ups, close unpaid checkouts, and reconcile pending payments. We will honor paid access until it expires. The remaining paid window is normally at most 48 hours once pending payments are resolved; unresolved payments may affect the final end date. If we must stop early, we will refund unused time. We will publish the shutdown date and notify customers.