An AI agent that works at its own desk.

Cagebox gives you a Hermes AI agent that has its own computer. You talk to it in a web chat or on Telegram; it does the work on its computer — browsing, filling in forms, writing files — and tells you what it did. There is nothing to install or run.

Anything you would do in a browser and a file folder: look things up, compare prices, fill in and submit forms, download and organise files, keep a spreadsheet up to date. It can also run scripts and work on a schedule — for example, a digest every morning.

Yes. Open the computer's screen and watch live. When the agent hits something only a person should do — a sign-in, a code sent to your phone, a CAPTCHA — it stops, asks you in the chat, and waits. You do that one step on its screen, press Done, and it carries on.

Credits pay for the AI model your agent thinks with, so you don't need an account with a model provider. They cover the gpt-6.1-sol and gpt-6-luna chat models, and gpt-image-2 when your agent makes images. The Day pass includes $10 of credits. The $50 plan includes up to $200 a month of model usage — $50 every 7 days; each window opens with your first request and resets 7 days later. If you use it all before then, switch to your own key or wait for the reset. Credits work only for your agent and its computer on Cagebox — they aren't a general API balance and have no cash value. The models available for credits can change — we'll give notice, and your own key always works as a fallback.

Yes, on every plan. Paste a key from OpenAI, Anthropic, OpenRouter or another provider; it is stored encrypted and only unlocked inside your agent's computer. Usage on your own key is billed by that provider, not by Cagebox. You can switch to your own key any time in the agent's settings.

Each agent runs in its own virtual machine with a private kernel — the same kind of isolation cloud providers use to run strangers' code side by side. Other agents can't see its files, and your keys never leave it in readable form.

It goes to sleep, with everything saved to disk. A new message, a scheduled task or you opening its screen wakes it in about a second, exactly where it left off.

After 24 hours the agent goes to sleep. Its files, history and computer are kept for 7 days, then permanently deleted. Subscribe within those 7 days and your agent and computer come back with everything intact — only the conversation that was open in memory when the pass ended isn't kept. The Day pass is one time per account and never renews on its own.