Enterprise AI capability for small teams

Get an AI team without hiring one.

Right inside the NVIDIA DGX Spark you already own. Arena Field Edition gives you a private AI lab with an AI research teammate: agents that do real work, models that know your field, and tests that prove it.

Movie-poster key art for Orionfold Arena, the eval cockpit you run on your own desktop.

Arena Field Edition for DGX Spark

Get an AI team without hiring one, in the Spark you own.

One installer turns your NVIDIA DGX Spark into a private AI lab with an AI research teammate, and proves itself on first boot. The proof of what it unlocks: one builder, solo on this exact stack, shipped 14 tools, 6 open models, 3 books, and 2 production sites. The software stays free and open. What you buy is the assembled, proven team, delivered turnkey.

$349 Founding, first 25 then $499 one time

From AI sprawl to operating system

AI everywhere.
Control nowhere.

Sound familiar? Orionfold takes the AI scattered across your team and runs it through one path you can see, test, and approve.

Today · scattered

  • Chat tabs ad hoc prompts
  • Loose scripts one-off glue
  • Cloud tools external state
  • Private files sensitive context
  • No evals unclear quality
  • Manual review slow approval

One controlled path

  1. Data boundary
  2. Agent tools + gate
  3. Eval benchmark
  4. Output runbook
Approval

Proof · open it yourself

  • Advisor Governed answers
  • Arena Model comparison
  • Cortex Local memory
  • fieldkit Reusable runs
Open the Cockpit →
A small gold desktop computer glows on a plain desk at night, sending bright beams of light up into a wide sky full of stars and constellations.

Built on the NVIDIA stack

Real AI research, run on one desk.

Our reference machine is the NVIDIA DGX Spark, a small AI supercomputer that fits on a desk. The book, the open models, and the tools were all proven on it first, with no cloud. See the whole body of work gathered in one place.

The book

AI Research on NVIDIA DGX Spark

Real notes from doing AI research on one desktop. The NVIDIA DGX Spark packs huge power into a small machine, so you can push local AI further with no cloud needed. Every lesson is backed by code that runs.

Local AI NVIDIA DGX Spark Petascale desktop Backed by code

Inspectable proof

Proof that the stack is real.

The Cockpit, Spark field lab, and playbooks make Orionfold visible as running software, local infrastructure, and repeatable operating knowledge.