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Agents

Choosing an agent

The agents you can deploy on Sokko, and which one fits your job.

When you create an agent you pick a runtime — the kind of agent it is. There are four you can deploy today, each good at different things, and a fifth on the way. You can run more than one, and you can always spin up another later.

Quick comparison

AgentBest forSignature strength
OpenClawA chat helper across messaging apps1,000+ community skills
HermesOngoing research and knowledge workSelf-improving, remembers everything
PaperclipCoordinating several agents on a goalRoles, budgets, audit log
CursorCoding on a GitHub repositoryOpens PRs, runs parallel workers
OpenSRE (coming soon)Keeping systems healthyReads signals, suggests fixes

What every agent gets

No matter which one you pick, an agent on Sokko:

  • Runs around the clock and comes back on its own if it crashes.
  • Gets its own private web page and terminal, open only to you and people you invite.
  • Keeps its files and memory between restarts.
  • Can use models you pay for with Sokko credits, or your own provider key (BYOK).
  • Can connect to Telegram so you can talk to it from your phone.

Cursor is the one exception: you steer it from Cursor's own app instead of a Sokko web page, and it uses your Cursor subscription for models. See Cursor for how it works.

Not sure? OpenClaw is the easiest place to start — you can have it answering on Telegram within minutes.

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