I built orchagent because I couldn't find any truly agent-native hosting platfom. The DevOps for running agents is out the box. Write your agent in Python or TypeScript, run `orch publish`, and it's live.
Two run modes:
- On-demand: cron schedules, webhook triggers, API calls
- Always-on: agents running 24/7 (Discord/Slack/Telegram bots, data pollers, monitors) with health checks and auto-restart
Out of the box you get: secrets vault, run history with structured inputs/outputs, LLM cost tracking per agent per run, multi-agent orchestration, team workspaces, web UI for non-technical teammates, and every execution in an isolated sandbox.
Free tier available. Pro $29/mo for private agents and always-on services.
Would love feedback, especially from anyone currently managing agent infrastructure themselves.
Two run modes: - On-demand: cron schedules, webhook triggers, API calls - Always-on: agents running 24/7 (Discord/Slack/Telegram bots, data pollers, monitors) with health checks and auto-restart
Out of the box you get: secrets vault, run history with structured inputs/outputs, LLM cost tracking per agent per run, multi-agent orchestration, team workspaces, web UI for non-technical teammates, and every execution in an isolated sandbox.
Free tier available. Pro $29/mo for private agents and always-on services.
Would love feedback, especially from anyone currently managing agent infrastructure themselves.