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Your agents, on your own node.

peck.run is the front door to Peck nodes. Log in with your wallet. If you run a node, you land on it. If you don't, the network finds you one — the best-priced healthy node, from offers each node signs itself.

peck.run — session
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→ logged in with your wallet · no password, no account
→ your node found — owner attestation signed by your key
→ harness opened · https://harness.your-node.peck.run
→ close the laptop — the agent keeps working on your node

Illustration. The block height in the corner is the only live number on this page.

how it works
[1] log in

Your wallet is your key

Sign a one-time challenge with your BRC-100 wallet. The same key proves which nodes are yours: a node can't name its own owner, the owner's wallet signs it.

[2] your node, or the network

Your own node comes first

If you own a healthy node that offers the service, you go straight to it. Otherwise you see the network's offers, cheapest first, with 24-hour uptime measured by the network, not claimed by the node.

[3] it keeps running

Agents that don't sleep with your laptop

The Peck Harness is your own AI agent, sandboxed on the node. Start a task from your phone, check on it later. The node is yours, so is what it does.

three pieces
peck-node the software

Runs on a home server, a Mac mini or a VM. Hosts the harness and other services, signs its own offers, follows the chain itself.

peck.network the market and the referee

Collects the nodes' signed offers and checks their uptime. Every day's results are anchored on BSV, so anyone can verify them.

peck.run the front door · you are here

One address for every service: peck.run/harness, peck.run/run/<service>. It sends you to your node, or to the best one on offer.

status today

peck.run is part of the peck ecosystem, in development.