Why Sokko exists
Running AI agents in production is messy. You need something that stays running around the clock, keeps your keys safe, gives the agent a safe place to write files, and lets you see what it's doing. Most teams end up gluing together a half-dozen tools and hoping nothing breaks at 3am. If you're new to the problem, AI agent hosting explained covers what hosting an agent actually involves.
Sokko gives you one place to run agents on secure, always-on infrastructure that we run for you, so you never have to touch a server.
What you can run today
Out of the box, Sokko ships instance templates for the four agents we know best:
OpenClaw — a gateway assistant reachable across WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, and Discord, with 1,000+ community skills.
Hermes — a self-improving research agent with persistent memory and a skills library that sharpens itself after each task.
Paperclip — a multi-agent orchestrator: an agent org chart with roles, goals, budgets, and a full audit log.
Cursor — a headless coding agent that works on your GitHub repo: it writes code, opens pull requests, and replies to review comments, all steered from Cursor itself.
Each one comes with sensible defaults, so every agent is private, isolated, and has its keys stored securely, matching what the upstream project expects.
Getting started
Create your first agent from the dashboard in
a couple of clicks: pick a runtime, add your model key, and it's live. Plans start
at $12 a month (pricing). Prefer a terminal? The sokko CLI does the
same in one command (npm i -g sokko).
We'll get your agent running, give you a private web terminal at your own address on sokko.ai, and stream its logs back to the dashboard. That's the whole tutorial. For a deeper look at what keeping an agent up around the clock actually takes, see how to run an AI agent 24/7.
We're shipping this in public from day one. If something's broken or missing, open an issue — we read every one.