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Answers below describe the current public boundary. They avoid future ETAs, unsupported service promises and private infrastructure details.
What is BrierStudios?
BrierStudios is an independent creative technology studio focused on local-first AI agents, developer tooling, creative pipelines and experimental worlds. The visual identity draws from Nordic dark fantasy, but technical claims are kept separate from the aesthetic.
What is Lilith CLI?
Lilith CLI is a public terminal IDE and AI-agent operator surface. The site currently identifies the public package as version 4.6.0 and links directly to its public GitHub repository.
Lilith CLI case study →Is Yggdrasil public?
No. The core Yggdrasil workspace is private. Its public page describes responsibilities and boundaries only. The website cannot execute private agents, inspect memory, read credentials or provide a private clone path.
Public architecture →Who is Lilith?
Lilith of Yggdrasil is the studio's visual identity system. Her canonical portrait and Nine Realms variants live in the artbook. The character is not the same object as Lilith CLI software.
Open Lilith artbook →Which projects are open source?
Lilith CLI and the BrierAinz Hermes Agent engineering fork are current public code surfaces linked by the site. Other case studies clearly label private or experimental source boundaries.
Browse project states →Do you take commissions or collaborations?
The public contact surface accepts project inquiries, open-source collaboration, technical questions and creative collaboration. Scope and availability are handled case by case; the site does not publish a guaranteed response time.
Contact studio →How can I support BrierStudios?
Current support paths are collaboration, commissions, useful technical feedback and contributions to public repositories. There is no verified public Stripe, Patreon or other patronage link on the site today.
Support options →What AI stack does the studio use?
The public site deliberately avoids claiming one universal model stack because project requirements and experiments change. Case studies name technologies only where they are relevant and supportable. Private model experiments remain separate from public product claims.