SOLAI Limited has begun selling Solode Neo, a compact personal AI computer that runs always-on AI agents across Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, and Hermes. The $399 device uses a proprietary EdgeCore architecture to reduce latency and enable persistent, self-hosted agent workflows.
Overview
Solode Neo is a hardware node designed for local, privacy-first AI agent deployment. It ships pre-configured with OpenClaw and supports Hermes, Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, and Gemini CLI via over-the-air (OTA) updates. The device functions as a multi-framework host for coding agents, developer workflows, and persistent AI tasks.
Key features
- Multi-framework support: Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Hermes, and Gemini CLI.
- EdgeCore architecture: Proprietary hardware-software stack for low-latency AI processing.
- OTA updates: New integrations and runtime improvements delivered automatically.
- Included credits: 20 million tokens for immediate use, depending on model selection.
- Self-hosted: Local deployment prioritizes privacy and control.
Setup and pricing
Solode Neo is available for $399 at solode.com. Each unit includes complimentary AI credits for initial tasks, with terms and conditions applying. The device is positioned as a turnkey solution for developers and users who need persistent AI agents without cloud dependency.
Tradeoffs
- Pros: Local hosting reduces latency and improves privacy; supports multiple agent frameworks; OTA updates simplify maintenance.
- Cons: Limited to supported frameworks; token credits are finite and usage-dependent; hardware may not match cloud-based scalability for large workloads.
Bottom line
Solode Neo is the first commercially available device to bridge Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, and Hermes in a single, always-on hardware node. For users prioritizing local control and multi-framework compatibility, it offers a practical entry point into persistent AI agent workflows—though cloud-based alternatives may still be preferable for high-scale or enterprise use cases.