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Aether vs Morgul Engine

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Aether compared with Morgul Engine
DetailAether logo AetherMorgul Engine logo Morgul Engine
What it doesCloud agents you can watch, on the AI you already pay for Self-hosted multi-agent simulation framework for building autonomous agent civilizations
StageNot given Not given
FoundedNot given Not given
Based inUS Not given
Pricing modelFreemium Not given
PricingFree plan with 20 credits/month (about 4 hours of machine time). Starter at $30/mo with 400 credits/month (about 80 hours). Pro at $75/mo with 2,000 credits/month (about 400 hours). Max at $120/mo with 4,000 credits/month (about 800 hours). 1 credit equals 12 minutes on default Small devbox. Medium Developer License: $49 USD (one-time) includes Python/FastAPI engine source code, Vite/React observer dashboard, zero-cost mock mode, and single-user research grant. Commercial License: $149 USD (one-time) includes everything in Developer License plus perpetual royalty-free commercial distribution,
Key features
  • Watch cloud agents in real-time with live terminal and file tree
  • Automated PR reviews with before/after screenshots
  • Video recording of agent actions
  • Scheduled automations daily or weekly
  • Live port previews for each port the agent opens
  • REST and WebSocket API for tasks and automations
  • Isolated Firecracker microVMs per task
  • Skills from repository SKILL.md files
  • Reply by email to pause and resume agent tasks
  • Decoupled tick loop with independent tick rate scheduling
  • SQLite WAL-mode persistence with concurrent reads and zero lock overhead
  • Multi-generational genealogy and asset transaction logs
  • Zero-token mock mode for local simulation without API costs
  • Python/FastAPI backend with Vite/React observer dashboard
  • Circadian cycles and natural mortality mechanics
  • Seamless LLM integration with OpenAI, Anthropic, or Ollama
  • Docker Compose deployment stack for Commercial License
  • Instant source code delivery with digital license key
What makes it different
  • Open devboxes you can watch, not sealed boxes
  • Runs on your own AI provider account with no second bill
  • Pay only for compute, with no per-task fees or surprises
  • Code never used for training
  • Machines destroyed after use, never reused
  • Turnkey engineering for complex simulations without building the loop from scratch
  • Zero recurring platform subscriptions with direct software licensing
  • No lock overhead persistence with WAL-mode SQLite for concurrent reads
  • Local LLM execution without incurring API costs in mock mode
  • Royalty-free commercial distribution rights with Commercial License
Free planNot given Not given
Open sourceNot given Not given
PlatformsNot given Not given
Public APINot given Not given
Community votes00
DR (Domain Rating by Ahrefs)32 +1 (up) since last checkNot checked yet no change since last check
Trust Flow (Majestic)70
Citation Flow (Majestic)220
Referring domains (Majestic)480

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