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One control plane for apps and AI agents

TOSE is a cloud platform for AI agents: infrastructure for agents, control for humans. One account, one wallet and one set of permissions serve three kinds of work. What is open today is labelled Available or Beta; everything else is Coming soon and has no sign-up button.

Three journeys on the same platform

  • Developers and indie builders

    Deploy an application from GitHub, the TOSE CLI, the API or a coding agent. This is what customers can do today.

    Deploy an app

  • AI agent builders

    Run the AI workloads you already have as containers, and connect an agent through the CLI. Managed Agent Runtime, Browser Engine and Cloud Desktop are listed below with their real status.

    Connect your agent

  • Startups and teams

    Workspaces with scoped permissions, a prepaid wallet and hourly costs you can estimate. Automated operations is Coming soon.

    See pricing

Capabilities and their status

Each card shows its limits and the date it was last checked against production.

Apps and infrastructure

  • Deploy from GitHub or a Dockerfile

    Available

    Connect a repository; TOSE builds from your Dockerfile or generates one for common runtimes, then runs it on Kubernetes with a domain and SSL.

    Read more

  • Persistent disks

    Available

    Attach disks to projects, templates and databases; data stays when the workload is stopped.

    Read more

  • 1-click templates (GoClaw, Dewee)

    Coming soon

    GoClaw and Dewee are two ready-made templates. The deploy button appears only when the release API reports verified with a version.

    View roadmap

  • Public template directory

    Coming soon

    A discovery page for templates from many publishers, with filters and a Deploy on TOSE button.

    View roadmap

Agents and agent tooling

  • TOSE CLI for people and agents

    Available

    Deploy and operate from a terminal or a coding agent: --json output, --non-interactive, --dry-run, --wait, doctor and capabilities.

    Read more

  • API, OpenAPI and public Skills catalogue

    Available

    An OpenAPI 3.1 description and a Skills list (JSON) readable without signing in. Public documents, not an MCP server.

    Read more

  • Scoped API keys

    Beta

    The API can create a key limited to listed scopes; a request outside them fails with insufficient_scope.

    Read more

  • MCP connector and OAuth for agents

    Available

    Remote MCP server at https://app.tose.sh/mcp (Streamable HTTP). Sign in to TOSE and approve the scopes with OAuth 2.1 + PKCE; no API key needed.

    Read more

  • WebMCP on the website

    Coming soon

    Tools a web page offers to an agent in the browser, mostly for reading and navigation; none writes to a workspace. Different from the MCP connector and from the Skills catalogue.

    MCP status

  • Cloud Desktop

    Coming soon

    A persistent Ubuntu desktop that sleeps when idle and keeps its disk, shared between a person and an agent.

    Follow the changelog

  • Managed Agent Runtime

    Coming soon

    A TOSE-managed runtime for running agents on demand, on a schedule or from hooks, with usage metered per run.

    View roadmap

  • CI Harness

    Coming soon

    Isolated CI runners for agents: tests, failure diagnosis and evidence of outcomes.

    View roadmap

  • Browser Engine

    Coming soon

    Browser sessions, profiles and workflow replay for agents. Not the same as Cloud Desktop.

    View roadmap

Teams and operations

  • Workspaces, permissions and a prepaid wallet

    Available

    Each workspace has its own wallet; costs are hourly for vCPU and RAM plus disk, topped up in VND or USD.

    Read more

  • Automated operations

    Coming soon

    Agents that watch and handle incidents within granted permissions, with human approval.

    View roadmap

What these are not

  • The TOSE MCP connector, WebMCP, the public Skills catalogue, Managed Agent Runtime and Cloud Harness are different things. Cloud Harness is a separate service that can be deployed on TOSE; it is not the TOSE runtime.
  • A feature that exists in code but is switched off in production is Coming soon, whatever its issue says.
  • No uptime, savings, speed or customer-count figure is published without evidence.

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