Intern AI is digital staff. You pick a position, answer three questions, and a worker starts that night. Every evening it files one page: what it did, what it found, what changed, and what it could not do.

It is deliberately not a platform. There is no model picker, no prompt editor, no runtime to configure. If you want to assemble your own agent, this is the wrong product and we will say so.

A position is a job description the worker is hired into. It decides what the intern reads, what it refuses, and what its page looks like.

1. 01

   Research assistant

   You ask at night, one page waits in the morning. Reads the open web, reconciles sources, links every claim, and reports contradictions as contradictions. Refuses anything behind a login or a paywall.

2. 02

   Portfolio watch

   You hand over a public wallet address — nothing else. Reads public chain state on your schedule, writes one paragraph each morning, and interrupts only when a rule you wrote is crossed. It holds no key and cannot sign anything.

Positions that would need your account credentials — a shop desk, an invoice chaser — are deferred until scoped, revocable consent exists. We would rather ship two honest positions than six that hold your passwords.

1. 01

   Asleep

   No container, no compute billed. Memory and standing instructions rest on disk.

2. 02

   Wake

   The scheduler fires — the worker's clock, not yours. About two seconds to restore memory.

3. 03

   Work

   Gathers, reconciles, writes, checks its own claims. Capped in wall-clock minutes and in spend.

4. 04

   File

   One page, delivered and archived. Hours and pages post to the floor.

5. 05

   Asleep

   Back to zero cost until the next shift.

A worker cannot extend its own shift or keep itself alive. If it hits a cap it files an honest partial page saying so.

A worker that forgets is a chat window. A worker that remembers is an employee.

• —Standing instructions — every one-line reply becomes a permanent rule
• —Subject memory — it reports the delta instead of repeating yesterday
• —Taste — what you skipped and what you expanded shapes the next page
• —Exportable and deletable — one button dumps everything as plain text, one deletes it for good

There is no unlimited plan. An unlimited plan is either throttled in secret or priced for the worst customer, and both are worse than a number you can see.

1. 01

   Rule 01 — pay in Intern AI, pay less

   Twenty percent off any salary at the live price. No staking, no wrapping, no lock, no waiting period.

2. 02

   Rule 02 — every salary burns something

   Twenty percent of net revenue buys Intern AI on the open market and burns it; salaries paid in Intern AI are burned directly. Every burn posts its transaction hash.

• —The token never buys a better page — output is identical at every tier
• —No staking ladder, no governance theatre, no expiring credit window
• —Holder tiers unlock access and prestige only: early positions, priority queue, a vote on what opens next

Intern AI ($INTERN) launches after there are paying customers. A burn counter with no revenue behind it is exactly what we are trying not to be.

• —No private keys and no seed phrases — portfolio watch stores a public address and nothing else
• —No account passwords in the current release
• —Workers run isolated per shift, non-root, and are destroyed when the shift ends
• —Shared pages render a whitelisted subset of the report — never your instructions, never your account

If anyone claiming to be Intern AI asks you for a key, a seed phrase or a password, it is not us.

Every phase has an exit test. A phase does not end because time passed — it ends when its test passes.