Cron
Flake Hunter
Nightly scan of yesterday’s CI. Obvious flakes trigger an agent to look into it.
The Home Your Agents Share
For all the agents you use today,
and the ones you'll use tomorrow
- Grok Bot
- Zed
- Devin
- OpenClaw
- Goose
- Pi
- ChatGPT
- Claude Code
Not sure yet? Ask the agent you already use whether Kody would help. No account necessary.
Nothing new
to learn
Kody isn't another assistant to talk to. It plugs into the agent you already use, so the same conversation you're having today can now reach your real accounts.
Because your agent does the thinking, Kody gets better every time your agent does.
From ad hoc prompts to durable software
Stop burning your tokens on the same thing over and over again. Turn any process into durable software you can trigger on a schedule, notification, or anything else without expensive inference.
For example
Webhook
Sentry Issues
A Sentry issue hits the webhook. Your playbook fingerprints repeats and triggers an agent to triage.
Agent inbox
you@inbox.kody.codes. You send an email and your playbook saves it, routes it to an agent, or triggers anything else.
Event
Purchase thanks
A purchase lands. Your playbook wakes an agent to look up past conversations with them and draft a contextual thank-you note.
Ask once. Save it. Trigger it.
Kody has the primitives for your agent to build you pretty much anything. What will you build?
Watch some example conversations
Choose three agents you use:
I use for daily coding, for phone chat, and sometimes for coding too.
Example conversation with your agents and KodyExample conversation
You start on the computer with Claude Code.
Ask once
What did my favorite bot ship recently on GitHub?
What early builders say
A few notes from people already putting Kody to work with the agents they use every day.
Between my organization and myself we pay for six accounts over four providers. I don't want personal tokens on work harnesses or work tokens on personal devices. Kody funnels everything into one secure MCP I manage myself. The interoperability is the real magic.
Kody gives our agents durable and credentialed access to infrastructure. Agents own deployment automation, while Kody owns the secure execution layer. In contested environments, that split keeps us moving when downtime isn't an option.
For me, Kody is unbeatable. Being able to write custom pages from my phone using Claude (or any LLM) is crazy. I recently made a simple API wrapper for a product I'm working on that exposes a Scalar /api/docs page in about two minutes. Now I can just ask Claude "How many users logged in?" or "Reset user's password." It's awesome!
Kody gives my agents one entry point with all my context and tools behind it. I've got into the habit of saying hey kody, so whatever agent I'm in knows to reach for it right away. It's changed how I work with agents day to day.
Kody feels like the missing layer between my coding agents and the real systems I need them to operate. My agents still do the thinking and build the software, but Kody gives that work a durable home that isn’t tied to any one agent or tool.
Kody means peace of mind for me when working with agents. All of my tools, whether through MCP or a [playbook] I created on the fly, and my skills are always with me, no matter what agent harness I use.
The agent reasons.
Kody keeps it honest.
Your agent does the thinking. Kody holds the result so it does not have to think it again.
- Ask again tomorrow
- A saved export. No model in the loop.
- A key in chat or a .env
- A secret the agent never sees.
- Re-run the agent on a timer
- A job that runs while you are offline.
- Context stuck in one host
- Memories that follow the account.
Your own executable playbooks.
Kody gives you a personal software ecosystem. You and your agent create, edit, and save private playbooks in your own isolated environment. Save source directly in your account, then run it separately with your existing permissions.
Then your agents can use your playbooks to streamline ad hoc work or you can trigger a playbook to execute in response to a webhook, cron, authenticated HTTP call, or even a Kody-hosted application.
A secure vault for your secrets.
Encrypted keys the agent never sees. You create the connection yourself, with your agent walking you through it: your app, your scopes, revocable anytime. Secrets never enter the prompt (as opposed to the .env file your agent happily reads).
Need your own scopes, or a provider we don't host? Your agent registers the app with you. No shared app sits between you and your accounts.
It already speaks your stack
Private playbooks connect the tools you use. Work with your agent to write code for your own tasks and save it to your account.
- …and one thermostat
Check out Kody's Source on GitHub
Kody's source is open — read it, fork it, self-host it.
Give your agents a home
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