OpenComputerDocs ↗

    OpenAI Agents API
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    Ship your agent. Choose your model. We run it.

    Build an assistant, a coding agent, or your own workflow in TypeScript. OpenComputer runs the agent and keeps its recorded history, so you can focus on what it does.

    Start with a template. Add your tools. Deploy to your own project.

    Start with something you can use.

    A minimal agent or a complete example app. Pick the starting point closest to what you want to build.

    Start small

    Your first agent

    Deploy a minimal TypeScript agent. Change its instructions, choose a model, and make it yours.

    Deploy the template ↗

    Requires an OpenComputer account.

    Personal assistant

    OpenMuse

    Give an assistant a task, close the browser, and come back to the results. Build on conversations and persistent notes.

    Build with OpenMuse ↗

    Example app with setup and hosting guides.

    Coding agent

    Workbench

    Pick a repository and describe a change. The agent edits the code, runs checks, and opens a draft PR for you to review.

    Build with Workbench ↗

    Example app. Connect your GitHub repository.

    Market research

    GTM engineer

    Find prospects, content ideas, and market opportunities with public evidence. Research and draft before taking action.

    Build a GTM engineer ↗

    Requires an Exa key. Research and drafting only.

    CI diagnosis

    Actions triage

    Turn a failed GitHub Actions run into a diagnosis delivered to Slack, with evidence from the failed-step logs.

    Build an Actions triage agent ↗

    Connect GitHub Actions and Slack.

    Code review

    PR reviewer

    Review a pull request for correctness and get actionable findings. Post inline comments when requested.

    Build a PR reviewer ↗

    Uses a managed GitHub connection.

    Code maintenance

    Feature flag cleanup

    Find stale Unleash flags and prepare a focused cleanup pull request for each eligible flag.

    Build a flag cleanup agent ↗

    Connect GitHub and Unleash.

    Test coverage

    Regression tests

    Find meaningful coverage gaps in recent merges, add targeted tests, and open a PR after the checks pass.

    Build a test coverage agent ↗

    Connect your GitHub repository.

    Your agent code. Managed execution.

    • Your model. Your tools. Define your agent in TypeScript. We run it.
    • History that survives restarts. Recorded messages and tool events persist beyond the VM.
    • Managed API keys stay outside the VM. Injected only into requests that match your rules.
    Compute is replaceable. Recorded session history is durable. How the log works ↗

    Make your first agent a working one.

    Create an OpenComputer account, deploy the starter, and give it a task. Then adapt it to your product.