Krowoc

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About Krowoc

Krowoc provides a persistent AI agent that runs in an isolated cloud machine accessible from any browser. The agent maintains its own shell, filesystem, and browser automation capabilities, allowing it to perform long-running tasks even when the user’s device is offline. It connects to external applications such as Gmail, Notion, Slack, and GitHub through MCP connectors with granular permission controls. Users can supply their own API keys for models including Anthropic, OpenAI, Fireworks, and OpenRouter, keeping costs and data under their control. The system supports scheduled triggers and real-time notifications, enabling automated workflows that operate independently of the user’s active session. Krowoc emphasizes open standards by using MCP for connectivity and offers self-hosting options under an Apache 2.0 license.

Key features

Persistent cloud-based agent
Shell and code execution
File system access
Headless web browsing
Scheduled task triggers
MCP connector support
Multi-model routing
Granular app permissions

Use cases

Automating repetitive tasks across connected apps
Running long processes while device is offline
Maintaining persistent workflows across devices

Pros

Runs 24/7 in isolated cloud machine
Supports multiple model providers via user-supplied keys
Connects to common apps through MCP connectors
Open source and self-hostable
No installation required beyond browser access

Cons

Requires user-provided API keys for most functionality
Limited to web browser access
No native mobile application

Frequently asked questions about Krowoc

What is Krowoc and how does it work?

Krowoc provides a persistent AI agent that runs in an isolated cloud machine accessible from any browser. It maintains its own shell, filesystem, and browser automation capabilities, allowing it to perform long-running tasks even when the user’s device is offline.

Who should use Krowoc?

Krowoc is designed for users who need a reliable, always-on AI coworker capable of handling tasks independently, such as developers, researchers, or professionals managing workflows across multiple applications.

Does Krowoc support self-hosting?

Yes, Krowoc is open-source and self-hostable under an Apache 2.0 license, allowing users to deploy their agent on their own infrastructure for full control over data and costs.

Can I connect Krowoc to my existing apps like Gmail or Notion?

Yes, Krowoc connects to external applications such as Gmail, Notion, Slack, and GitHub through MCP connectors with granular permission controls, enabling seamless integration with tools you already use.

What models does Krowoc support?

Krowoc supports models including Anthropic, OpenAI, Fireworks, OpenRouter, and OpenAI-compatible endpoints. Users can supply their own API keys, keeping costs and data under their control.

How do I get started with Krowoc?

To get started, sign up for an account, and your private cloud machine will spin up in about a minute. You can then connect your preferred models and begin delegating tasks.