AIRI is a local-first desktop AI assistant for founders, CEOs, managers, and business owners. It helps think, draft, plan, monitor, and prepare approved tasks.

Is AIRI only for software engineers?

No. AIRI is positioned for business owners and managers, not only technical teams.

Does AIRI require cloud LLM API keys?

Core local assistant mode does not require cloud LLM API keys. Optional connectors may require client-owned credentials.

Can AIRI take actions automatically?

AIRI can prepare work for review. Sensitive actions require owner approval.

Is AIRI the same as n8n?

No. n8n and APIs can be optional connectors, but AIRI is the owner-side desktop chief-of-staff.

How is company context handled?

AIRI is built around approved company context. The owner decides what information is included and what actions require approval.

AIRI is not designed for unauthorized mass outreach, spam, scraping, or prohibited automation.

Can you show a private demo?

Private AIRI setup consultations are available. Client names, company context, and internal screenshots are only shown with permission.

How long does setup take?

Setup depends on the approved company context, device environment, and optional connectors. The first step is a private setup consultation.

What is the first step?

Request a private AIRI setup consultation. The team will review your context and confirm the next step by email.

Private local AI chief-of-staff for business owners

AIRI: Your private AI chief-of-staff, installed on your computer.

Q: Can AIRI connect to external tools?

Yes, where appropriate. External tools, cloud models, and official API workflows are optional and client-controlled.

AIRI lives on your laptop or desktop, remembers approved company context, and helps founders, CEOs, managers, and business owners think, draft, plan, monitor, and execute tasks only after approval.

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What AIRI helps with

Think, draft, plan.

A local-first desktop assistant for business owners, built around approved company context and owner-controlled action.

1RememberKeep approved company context close to the owner-side workspace.

2PrepareDraft messages, plans, summaries, and task notes for review.

3ApproveKeep sensitive actions under owner approval before execution.

AIRI runs local-first by default. Optional connectors may require client-owned credentials.

Private company context

Approved notes, policies, documents, and operating context stay organized around the owner-side assistant.

Draft, plan, monitor

AIRI helps prepare decisions, messages, plans, and follow-ups before anything sensitive is approved.

Desktop-first control

Core local assistant mode is designed for your laptop or desktop, with optional connectors controlled by the client.

Why it matters

Business owners need a thinking partner that knows the company context.

AIRI is built for founders, CEOs, managers, and owners who carry too much operational context in their head. It helps turn approved company knowledge into clearer drafts, plans, reviews, and next actions while keeping owner approval at the center.

Owner-side flow

From company context to owner-approved action.

A structured flow for keeping approved context close, preparing useful work, and leaving sensitive actions under owner approval.

Company context

Approved business notes, policies, and operating context are prepared for AIRI.

Local assistant mode

AIRI runs from the owner-side desktop workspace by default.

Draft and plan

AIRI prepares messages, plans, summaries, and decision notes for review.

Approval boundary

Sensitive actions stay gated behind owner approval.

Optional connectors

External tools and official APIs can be added when the client controls access.

AIRI BUILD PROOF

Proof that the product is moving beyond workflow automation.

The new Magus website should prove the AIRI direction clearly: local-first setup, owner-approved actions, and a private desktop assistant model built for business owners.

Desktop-first

Local-first assistant shell

AIRI is positioned around the owner's laptop or desktop experience first - not a cloud workflow dashboard. The core assistant mode is built around approved company context, local memory, and owner-side daily work.

Installed around the owner's device
Approved company context
Built for business owners, not only engineers

Permission-gated

Owner-approved action model

AIRI prepares drafts, plans, summaries, and task steps for review. Sensitive actions such as sending, posting, editing, uploading, or triggering external tools require explicit owner approval.

Prepare before executing
Approval before sensitive actions
Local audit trail direction

Managed setup

Setup-ready deployment path

Magus is shifting from one-off workflow audits to private AIRI setup: device installation, local vault configuration, role-pack alignment, permission rules, and monthly monitoring.

Private AIRI setup
Role-pack configuration
Monthly monitoring and refinement

Old proof we removed

Sanitized messaging samples
Real estate qualification screenshots
Workflow audit framing
Automation-agency positioning

New proof direction

Local-first AIRI product proof
Owner-approved execution model
Private setup and monitoring path
Desktop chief-of-staff positioning

AIRI runs local-first by default. External tools, cloud models, and official API workflows are optional and client-controlled. Sensitive actions require owner approval.

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Approved company context only

AIRI is structured around company information your team has approved in advance.

Sensitive actions need approval

AIRI can prepare work for review, while sensitive actions stay under owner approval.

Client and company details stay private

Real client conversations and company details are shown privately only when permission is given.

How it works

A simple owner-controlled setup path.

Install AIRI locally

AIRI is set up on the owner's laptop or desktop as the private assistant workspace.

Approve company context

Your team chooses the company information AIRI is allowed to remember, reference, and use.

Review before action

AIRI drafts, plans, monitors, and prepares tasks while sensitive actions require owner approval.

Use Cases

Use cases for an owner-side desktop chief-of-staff.

Active setup

Flagship: Private AIRI Setup

A local-first desktop assistant setup for founders, CEOs, managers, and business owners who want approved company context, drafting help, planning support, monitoring, and permissioned task preparation.

Available for private AIRI setup consultation

Founder and CEO support

Think through priorities, write clearer drafts, summarize context, and prepare next actions for review.

Manager planning desk

Turn approved company information into plans, agendas, follow-ups, and decision notes.

Private knowledge recall

Keep approved company context available on the owner's device by default.

Owner-approved execution

Prepare tasks and external actions for review before anything sensitive is sent or changed.

Optional connectors

External tools, cloud models, and official API workflows can be added when the client controls the credentials and permissions.

Local-first deployment

Start with the desktop assistant experience, then add permissioned integrations only where they make sense.

AIRI runs local-first by default. External tools, cloud models, and official API workflows are optional and client-controlled. Sensitive actions require owner approval.

START SMALL, SCALE WHEN PROVEN

Start with a private path to AIRI setup.

Begin with a private AIRI setup consultation, test one focused owner-side use case, then expand only when the assistant is useful and the approval boundaries are clear.

BEST FIRST STEP

Private AIRI Setup Consultation

A private session to review where AIRI can support the owner-side desk: thinking, drafting, planning, monitoring, and approved task preparation.

Review owner-side priorities and context
Identify useful first AIRI use cases
Discuss local-first setup boundaries
Decide whether a private setup makes sense

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VALIDATION PHASE

Controlled AIRI Pilot

A focused pilot around one owner-side use case using approved company information, so your team can test AIRI before expanding.

One focused owner-side use case
Approved company context structure
Drafting and planning support
Owner review before sensitive actions

Discuss a controlled pilot

EXPANDED SETUP

Private AIRI Deployment

A private local-first AIRI deployment designed around approved company context, owner controls, optional connectors, and long-term operating needs.

Desktop assistant setup
Custom approved context model
Permissioned task preparation
Optional client-controlled integrations

Plan AIRI deployment

Founder

Founder-led AIRI setup. Clear ownership.

You work directly with the person responsible for AIRI setup planning, approved context structure, testing, and handoff.

Magus Lama, Founder and Automation Builder at AIRI by Magus

Magus Lama "Tenzy"

Founder & Automation Builder

Builds AIRI setups for business owners who want a private local AI chief-of-staff for thinking, drafting, planning, monitoring, and approved task preparation.

Serving UAE business owners.

Local-first by default. Owner approval by design.

AIRI is installed on your device, built around approved company context, and designed for owner-controlled assistance. Optional connectors may require client-owned credentials.

FAQ

Questions business owners ask first.

AIRI setup consultation

Request a private AIRI setup consultation.

See how a local-first desktop AI chief-of-staff can support your thinking, drafting, planning, monitoring, and approved task preparation.