Symphony
Turn Linear and GitHub work into supervised Codex agent runs.
- Issue tracker sync
- Workspace cloning
- PR handoff
Web hosting, but for agents.
Deploy Symphony, OpenClaw, Hermes, and other agent frameworks as always-on AI workers.
- Hosted instances
- Isolated workspaces
- Logs, secrets, cost
Start from a known framework.
The first templates make agent hosting feel like deploying a site: choose a starter, add credentials, deploy, and supervise.
OpenClaw
Run a hosted multi-channel gateway for coding and ops agents.
- Chat controls
- Agent routing
- Channel logs
Hermes
Host a persistent single-tenant agent with memory and tools.
- Memory
- Skills
- Terminal access
The host owns the boring parts.
Agent frameworks are powerful, but the hosting responsibility is the missing product surface: uptime, secrets, permissions, workspaces, logs, recovery, and cost controls in one place.
Uptime and restarts
Secrets and permissions
Isolated workspaces
Logs and terminal replay
Backups and restores
Model and tool cost visibility
Simple instance pricing.
Pay for the hosted agent instance, then bring or connect the model and tool accounts it uses.
Starter One hosted agent framework
Team Multiple agents, shared logs, role controls
Dedicated Single-tenant isolation for serious workflows
What ships first?
Early access starts with managed starters, visible logs, workspace isolation, restart controls, and a plain cost view. The first site is live while the backend matures behind it.