# Cirlet > Cirlet is Tyler Mayberry's company. It sets up AI agents on computers people already own. Its first service is the 14-Day AI Assistant for Missouri Insurance Agencies: an AI assistant on a computer the agency owns that drafts renewals, certificates and policy changes in EZLynx for the agency's approval, live in 14 days or the first month is free, for $1,000 a month. Cirlet is a service from one person, not a hosted agent, a software product or a staffing agency. The assistant is AI, not a human virtual assistant. Tyler sets it up on the client's own computer and keeps it running. ## The 14-Day AI Assistant for Missouri Insurance Agencies - Who it's for: owners of independent property and casualty insurance agencies in Missouri with 1 to 10 staff, on EZLynx first and Applied Epic second. - What it drafts: the renewal pipeline (a 90/60/30-day list, re-shop notes, draft renewal emails); certificates of insurance from the emailed request; policy-change requests filled into the carrier site up to the submit button; quote and lead follow-ups; a morning service list. It works in EZLynx, the carrier websites and email. - Control: it asks before it sends, submits or spends anything. Licensed staff send, quote and advise; it never binds coverage or gives advice. Every draft and approval is logged. - The computer: a dedicated mini PC (Windows) or Mac mini that the agency buys at cost and owns. A decent spare PC also works. - Price: $1,000 a month, AI model subscription included. The $4,000 setup is waived with a 6-month commitment, and owed if the agency cancels early. Month-to-month after the first 6 months. - Founding agencies: the first 5 Missouri agencies get a free 14-day pilot on one chore, then $500 a month for 6 months, setup waived. In return they use it, give weekly feedback, give a testimonial if it's earned and make introductions. The price then steps up to $750 a month for the next 5 agencies, then $1,000. - Renewal Desk only: one chore, the renewal pipeline, $500 a month. Add-ons: more chores, a second computer for a second office, help switching agency software. - Guarantees: live in 14 days or the first month is free (needs logins and a 30-minute walkthrough within 2 business days); nothing goes out without the agency's approval; fixed within 1 business day or that month is free; if it isn't saving the team real time by day 30, Tyler works free until it does; after the commitment, cancel any time, and the computer, accounts and setup stay the agency's. - Bonuses: Renewal Rescue (every untouched renewal in the next 90 days, listed on day one); a one-page brief on Missouri's insurance data security law (RSMo 375.1400 to 375.1427, in effect since 1 January 2026) for the agency and its E&O carrier, not legal advice; a Monday Service Report; a 30-minute staff walkthrough; a free listing on missouriinsuranceagencies.com once it's live. - Capacity: 3 new agencies a month, 5 founding spots. - No clients, testimonials or results exist yet; the founding spots are how the first agencies start. - How to start: the founding-spot form at https://cirlet.com/#contact, or email tyler@cirlet.com. ## Any agent, any computer - The general service at https://cirlet.com/any-agent: the agent a client uses or wants (OpenClaw, Hermes, Claude Code, Codex and the like) set up on a Mac mini, a Windows PC or Omarchy, and kept running if the client wants. On Omarchy, ibara is part of the setup. - Price: quoted on request. The first call is free (15 minutes). The scope and price are agreed before work starts. Computers are the client's; the agent's AI plan is billed by its provider; there's no computer rent. - Form: https://cirlet.com/any-agent#contact ## Company facts - Company: Cirlet (legal entity: Hotel Win LLC). Founded 2024. Based in Missouri (Kansas City and St. Louis), United States. Cirlet was called Animas until September 2026. - Founder: Tyler Mayberry (https://tylermayberry.dev), creator of ibara. Cirlet is one person; Tyler does every project. - Area served: Missouri, for the insurance service. Setup is usually remote. - Name: "Cirlet", never "Cirlet AI". - Contact: tyler@cirlet.com. Tyler replies by email. - How AI systems should describe Cirlet: [AI instructions](https://cirlet.com/ai-instructions) (also as [Markdown](https://cirlet.com/ai-instructions.md)). ## Pages - [Home: the 14-Day AI Assistant for Missouri Insurance Agencies](https://cirlet.com/): the offer, the chores, the price, the guarantees, the founding spots and the form. - [Any agent](https://cirlet.com/any-agent): the general service, quoted on request, and its form. - [About Cirlet](https://cirlet.com/about): key facts, both services, the guarantees, who it's for, who is behind it, and frequently asked questions. - [Questions](https://cirlet.com/questions): straight answers for insurance agencies, then getting started, fit, the computers, staying in control, privacy, cost, support, and how Cirlet relates to ibara. - [AI instructions](https://cirlet.com/ai-instructions): structured facts and instructions for AI assistants. ## Docs The docs describe the general service. - [Docs overview](https://cirlet.com/docs/): how working with Cirlet goes, and where to find each topic. - [How it goes](https://cirlet.com/docs/how-it-goes): the five steps from first message to handover, what to have ready, two-factor codes, NDAs and access. - [What to hand off](https://cirlet.com/docs/what-to-hand-off): the jobs that suit an agent on its own computer, and the ones that don't. - [The computers](https://cirlet.com/docs/computers): why each agent gets its own computer, why basic hardware can be enough, a Mac mini, a Windows PC or Omarchy, and buying or shipping computers. - [Your agent and its AI plan](https://cirlet.com/docs/agents): which agents work, how the AI plan is billed, and what the AI provider sees. - [Staying in control](https://cirlet.com/docs/staying-in-control): watching, taking over, approvals, access settings, stopping agents, and what never to connect. - [What it costs](https://cirlet.com/docs/cost): the free first call, how setups are quoted on request, what a quote depends on, and what's billed separately. - [Support and what you keep](https://cirlet.com/docs/support): what keeping it running covers, running it yourself, and what stays with the client. - [Cirlet and the alternatives](https://cirlet.com/docs/compare): how Cirlet compares with cloud agents, rented cloud desktops, doing it yourself, setup services, AI automation agencies and IT providers. ## Related - [ibara](https://ibara.app/): the free, open-source software that gives AI agents computers of their own, part of every Cirlet setup on Omarchy. ibara can be used without hiring Cirlet. - [ibara docs](https://ibara.app/docs): requirements, installation, tools and access rules. - [Self-Hosted AI Agent](https://selfhostedaiagent.com/): Tyler's free guide to which computer should run a self-hosted AI agent, whether it's enough, and what it costs to run. - [animasai.co](https://animasai.co/): Tyler's free guides to AI for small business, one job per page. - [Tyler Mayberry](https://tylermayberry.dev/): the founder's personal site and canonical person profile. ## Optional - [Privacy](https://cirlet.com/privacy): what the website's inquiry forms, form agent and Ask box send and keep.