Your computer or a server

Godspeed does its daily work on the machine where you install it. So the question is: is that machine on when the work is due?

• It costs nothing beyond your AI account.
• It works while the computer is on and awake.
• Its results wait for you as notes in the notebook, the web page where you talk to it.
• A job that was due while the computer was off runs once, late, when it is back. Research due at 00:15 may then happen during your day.

Good for trying it, and for anyone whose computer is on most of the day.

A server is a Linux computer you rent from a hosting company for a monthly fee. It stays on day and night.

• Every job runs at its time, including the research at night.
• It writes to you in Telegram on your phone, and you can write back from anywhere.
• You open your notebook from any browser, with your username and password.

Good if you want it to work while you sleep and to reach you on your phone.

You can start on your computer and add a server later, or use two computers. They share one mission control through a private GitHub repository, an online folder only you can see. One machine, the one you choose in Settings, runs the daily work, so nothing happens twice. Use it on two computers, or add a server shows how.

Windows, Linux or a server. The Mac route is experimental.