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Get a clearer picture of what JunctionBox does and what it needs.
What is JunctionBox?
JunctionBox is a local-first platform for running, coordinating and observing AI agents. It also supports optional plugins and a Smart TV experience.
Is JunctionBox itself an AI model?
No. It is the control plane for connecting and coordinating supported models and agent CLIs.
Can I use local models?
Yes, JunctionBox supports Ollama alongside selected CLI and cloud API providers.
Does it require an account?
Core Free is documented as usable without a payment account. Individual model providers and connected services may have their own requirements.
Where is my information stored?
JunctionBox is designed to store its core data locally. External models and enabled integrations can still transmit data to their providers.
Does it work across multiple computers?
Yes. Registered Boxes can be connected over SSH, with remote execution and terminal workflows.
Can I make agents do things automatically?
Yes. Schedules and webhooks can trigger agent work, with history and notifications.
What televisions are supported?
The documentation covers Roku, Google TV/Android TV and Fire TV workflows. Capabilities and setup vary by platform; confirm your device before installation.
Can I use the Smart TV Launcher without Pro Core?
Smart TV packaging and licensing are being finalized. Consult the current release and license terms before relying on a particular entitlement.
Are the screenshots real?
The images were supplied from JunctionBox and its demonstration environments. Some on-screen names, datasets, prices and scenarios are sample or demo content.
How much does Pro cost?
JunctionBox Core Pro is $49 per year and supports unlimited active agents. You can start with two active agents for free.