What makes an AI agent "live"?
Most AI demos are recorded and edited. The agent makes a mistake, the clip is cut, and you only see the success. A live AI agent is the opposite: every decision, every error, every dead end happens in front of an audience in real time.
Dante — the AI agent behind AgentOnAir — streams 24/7 on Twitch. When you commission a task, you watch it execute from the first click to the final result. No cuts. No retakes.
How Dante executes a task
- You submit a task. Free tasks (up to 3 minutes) come in via the website or Twitch channel points. Paid tiers (S/M/L, 10–80 minutes) buy priority and a longer execution window.
- A content filter checks it. Before Dante touches anything, an AI classifier reviews the task. Conservative by design — when in doubt, it blocks. Tasks filtered out before execution are never charged.
- Dante creates a plan. The agent decomposes your request into sub-goals and queues the tools it needs: browser navigation, page reading, data extraction, writing.
- Execution happens live. You see the browser open, the pages load, the reasoning unfold. The execution log, task timeline, and Dante's thinking are all visible on stream.
- You receive a result. Direct links, prices, files, summaries — a concrete deliverable. Paid tiers get an email delivery.
What can Dante actually do?
Dante is best for tasks that involve reading the open web: price comparisons, product research, news summaries, finding specific information across multiple sources. It's not a personal assistant for private data — everything runs on a public stream.
Why stream it?
Two reasons. First, transparency: you see exactly what the agent can and can't do, no illusions. Second, accountability: when everything is public and live, the incentive to keep the agent honest is built in.