Infinite Wisdom Software
Infinite Wisdom Software develops local-first software for autonomous AI agents, including Yao Agents, Yao Engine, Tai Link, and the Tao capability gateway. Its products are designed to let agents work across a user's computers while keeping local content on the user's own devices and supporting self-hosted or on-premise deployment.
At a Glance
- Individual users and professionals who want private local AI assistance
- Developers and technical teams
- Small and medium businesses automating repeatable workflows
- Enterprise organizations requiring private deployment, auditability, and support
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AI Tools by Infinite Wisdom Software
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Yao Agents
Self Hosted AI Agent Manager
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Products & Services
A self-hosted, cross-device AI-agent workspace with isolated workspaces, task board, smart inbox, built-in experts, browser/desktop/mobile access, and Open API support.
An open-source application/runtime engine for building and running autonomous agents with a single binary; desktop includes dashboard and settings UI, while Linux provides a CLI binary for server deployment.
A single-binary device-connectivity component that registers remote machines as Yao nodes, synchronizes workspaces, supports Docker/Kubernetes auto-discovery, NAT traversal, VNC/web access, and encrypted tunnels.
A capability gateway for AI models, structured decisions, image, video, audio, OCR, search, fetch, and embeddings, accessed through one key and billed in credits.
Market Position
Infinite Wisdom Software positions Yao as a local-first, self-hosted alternative to cloud-only agent platforms: agents run on customer-controlled machines, can span multiple devices, and expose standard APIs while retaining privacy and on-premise control. Its differentiation is the combination of a runtime engine, a cross-device layer, a task/mission workspace, extensible experts, and a metered capability gateway in one product family.
Founding Story
The company says it built Yao Engine in 2022 as an open-source application engine using a DSL to describe business logic and generate code. As AI became capable of generating and reviewing code, the team shifted its focus from coding tools toward domain expertise and outcome-oriented autonomous agents, combining Yao Engine with AI agents to create Yao Agents.
Business Model
Revenue Model
The Community Edition of the software is free. Enterprise support, private/on-premise deployment, training, audit logs, unlimited teams, and industry-agent solutions are sold through enterprise agreements. Optional Tao Services use a credit-metered model gateway; third-party model providers may also charge users directly.
Pricing Tiers
Local software/community edition; the terms state it is provided free of charge.
Unlimited teams, audit logs, dedicated support, industry agent solutions, training, and on-premise deployment.
Sign-up includes 1,000 credits; the Tao page says the service is in private beta and pricing/availability are coming soon.
Target Markets
- Individual users and professionals who want private local AI assistance
- Developers and technical teams
- Small and medium businesses automating repeatable workflows
- Enterprise organizations requiring private deployment, auditability, and support
- Finance, retail, manufacturing, and other industries seeking agent solutions
- Autonomous research, writing, and reporting
- Software development and code review
- Building websites, landing pages, and small tools
- Data analysis and interactive dashboards
- Presentation generation
- Market and competitor monitoring