Agent layer for SaaS with grounded answers, sandboxed tools, and per-customer isolation
Interactive worlds for people and AI to build, learn and solve problems together
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Pricing model
Free
Free
Pricing
Free during launch period. Customers pay their LLM provider directly for model usage at provider rates; Oberik does not markup or resell tokens. No credit card required, no usage meters tracked by Oberik itself.
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Key features
Document-grounded answers with page and quote citations
Linux sandbox environment for agent execution
Per-customer cost tracking and billing
Memory and wiki persistence across sessions
Scheduled and recurring work with durability
Capability-scoped JWT tokens enforced per-request
Support for custom tools and MCP servers
Multi-model support with bring-your-own-keys
Server-side prompt injection and PII screening
SSH dashboard interface for programmatic configuration
Photo to brick set conversion with 3D preview and parts list
Workbench for collaborative brick-by-brick editing
MCP server integration with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and more
Build structure checking and validation
OAuth sign-in with no token storage
Offline build access with local browser storage
Export digital manuals and wanted parts lists
Interactive environments for AI training
Consent-based human demonstration recording
What makes it different
Hard isolation between customers with no shared state or tenant leakage
Citations with document, page and quote provided automatically with every answer
Only two API calls needed to integrate grounded AI into any SaaS product
Customers never charged by Oberik; direct billing from their own LLM provider keys
Checked outcomes - part connections and build validity are verified by software before delivery
Real objects from photos - converts pictures into buildable brick sets with actual parts that exist
People and AI work on the same design simultaneously within the workbench
Measurable AI learning with transfer testing across different worlds