Eidon bundles BYOK agents in Docker

This is a strong product thesis for people who want an all-in-one private assistant, but the hard part is not the feature list, it is keeping all of those pieces reliable and coherent in daily use.

• –The strongest angle is deployment simplicity: one image, multi-user support, and device sync remove a lot of the usual self-hosted friction
• –Built-in browser plus search makes it more than a chat UI; it is aiming at agent workflows, not just prompt-and-response
• –MCP, skills, and vision support make it extensible enough to matter for power users who want to wire in local or remote tools
• –The comparison set is real: OpenWebUI, AnythingLLM, and LobeHub already own parts of this space, so Eidon needs to prove polish and stability, not just breadth
• –If the sync and memory story works as advertised, that is the feature most likely to turn this from “another self-hosted launcher” into something people keep using