The hosting runtime for AI agents

Give your agent its own computer.

Hermes, OpenClaw, or your own — each agent runs with a persistent disk, real tools, and memory that survives between conversations. Asleep, it costs nothing.

No signup needed.

hermes · hosted by plorilive
HERMES-AGENT
Hermes Agent · hosted by plori · gpt-5.4-mini
Available Tools
shell: git, curl, ripgrep, jq, ffmpeg, sqlite3, …
skills: browser, schedule, …
persistent disk · real tools · /help for commands
▸ opened notes/2026-06-11.md · resumed from yesterday's session
summarize the latest arxiv on long-context agents
▸ tool · browser ✓
Pulled 6 papers. The throughline: retrieval-over-recurrence still wins past 128k tokens, but routing 

What "its own computer" means.

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Its own files

Ask for a report today, open it next week. Each agent keeps a real disk; new sessions open the same files.

Its own software

Browser, code, research tools — flip them on and off. Changes apply on the next turn.

Its own machine

Every agent runs isolated. Nothing shared, nothing leaked.

You pay while it works. Sleep is free.

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While it works

1 credit / minute awake

An idle agent falls asleep, and a sleeping agent costs nothing.

What it keeps

10 credits / GB of disk / month

Its disk is the one thing a sleeping agent still costs you — its files, kept for next time.

What it thinks with

1 credit / 1,000 tokens

Total tokens, rounded up per call. Bring your own key and this line disappears.

1 credit is about $0.01. Indicative rates, subject to change.

Built your own agent? Plug it in.

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plori is the body. Bring your own brain — your loop, your tools — declare one manifest and it runs here: hosted, persistent, isolated, and billed.

Bring your own agent