Open Agents - Cloud Coding Agents
4.0Spawn coding agents that run infinitely in the cloud. Powered by AI SDK, Gateway, Sandbox, and Workflow SDK.
About
Open Agents is a cloud-based intelligent agent platform designed for developers who want to deploy and run coding agents effortlessly. Built on four core components—AI SDK, Gateway, Sandbox, and Workflow SDK—Open Agents delivers a complete end-to-end pipeline that covers agent creation, secure execution, and workflow orchestration. Whether you need automated code reviews, continuous integration assistance, or long-running data processing tasks, you configure the agent once and let it run indefinitely in the cloud with zero manual oversight.
Key Features
Pricing & Fees
- Pricing: Not publicly listed on the pages we reviewed; check the official site for current plans. The site indicates usage-based billing tied to runtime and resource consumption, with no minimum commitment.
- Sandbox billing: Sessions run in isolated Vercel sandboxes; a session UI shows a cost meter (e.g. $0.02/m), suggesting per-minute sandbox charges, but full rates are not published.
- Auto-hibernate: Sandboxes auto-hibernate on inactivity and restore instantly, which can reduce billed runtime for idle sessions.
- Access: Sign in with Vercel; the project is open source and built on Vercel's AI SDK, AI Gateway, Sandbox, and Workflow SDK.
Who It's For
Open Agents is built for independent developers looking to quickly assemble automation tools like scheduled scrapers, code formatting assistants, or personal knowledge base maintenance agents. It also serves DevOps teams that need continuously running agents to monitor system health, auto-remediate common failures, or handle CI/CD post-processing. AI application developers can leverage the AI SDK to build intelligent assistants with long-term memory and contextual awareness for customer support and data analysis scenarios. Additionally, research institutions and educational organizations can deploy long-running experiment simulations, data processing pipelines, or teaching demonstration agents without consuming local computing resources.