Machine Definitions
A reusable setup for a virtual computer: its software, tools, and instructions. Teammates can start with the same setup without configuring it again.
FOR OPERATIONS TEAMS
Connect your CRM, email, and spreadsheets to an agent.
Configure its tools through APIs, command-line tools, or MCP.
Run it on a Machine and review the reports and drafts it produces.
Build an AI agent for the work you do every week. Connect your tools, launch it in Thinair, and work alongside it.
Describe the task to Claude Code or Codex. Write the instructions, configure the tools, and connect the accounts the agent needs.
“Build me an agent that reviews our pipeline and drafts the follow-ups.”
Launch it in a Thinair Machine: a computer with its tools, files, and connected accounts ready to work.
Ask for a pipeline review or follow-up drafts. Check the output, edit it, or open the same tools and make changes yourself.
Illustrative pipeline review. Configure the tool connections and account access for your own workflow.
Build your first agentSave a tested setup.
Let authorized team members use it.
A Machine Definition holds the software, skills, and instructions. A Profile supplies the configuration and credentials for the Machine that runs them.
One person figures it out.
$ verify reporting-workflowChecks passed Shared setup. Repeatable launches.
A Profile supplies the login credentials and settings for the Machine.
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rev_change_last_month(segment)Same workflow. Each person’s own Machine.
Explore the pieces behind the workflow.
Built to use again.
A reusable setup for a virtual computer: its software, tools, and instructions. Teammates can start with the same setup without configuring it again.
Save a copy of a computer’s files and installed software. Start from that copy later without setting everything up again.
Written instructions that tell AI how your company does a task. Teammates can reuse them instead of explaining the process again.
Software that lets AI work through a task. It sends instructions to the AI, runs the tools it requests, and returns the results.
Programs AI can use to read files, browse websites, query databases, or run code.
A record of your requests, the AI’s responses, and your corrections. Your team can review how the work was done.
Keep useful prompts, scripts, and reviewed results with your team’s workflow files. Use those examples to explain the task and check the next result.
Thinair engineers help connect your tools, prepare the Machines, and configure your first workflow.
Bring us the spreadsheet, the handoff, or the recurring process that takes too much of your team’s time.
Map the tools, decisions, and review steps with the people doing the job.
Connect your systems and prepare the custom application, agent tools, and reusable Machine Definition.
Run real work together. Measure time spent and output quality, then refine the setup.