What is the idea behind bilya.ai?
The bilya.ai idea is to host an AI agent in an Arab country while letting its user control the agent, retain its context and access its files. Abdul Osama (عبدول أسامة) presents it as an easier alternative to managing the technical setup yourself. He asks interested people to request early access and answer questions to help him decide whether to develop the project further; the video does not establish that a finished service is available.
“I think everyone should have their own AI agents, own them, and have their context.” — Abdul Osama
How would the agent work?
An AI agent is software that uses an AI model to carry out tasks and interact with a user. Abdul says he has been running agents locally at home and using them for his business. His proposed experience would let someone launch an agent, open its controls, and chat with it on Telegram, a messaging app, or through another channel. He also mentions viewing and editing its files and exporting the agent when needed.
He describes the agent in the video as built on Hermes Agent, which he characterizes as open source. bilya.ai is his proposed way to host it so users would not have to handle all the technical setup themselves.
| Option | What the video says | |---|---| | Running locally | Abdul runs his own agents at home. | | Proposed bilya.ai hosting | Intended to simplify running and controlling an agent while allowing access to its files. |
In numbers
- Abdul says he has run his agents locally for six months.
What can interested people do next?
Abdul asks them to request early access and answer the project's questions. He says their responses will help him assess whether to continue developing the idea.
