Give every agent
its own computer
A full computer with a browser, ready in 190 ms, for $0.010 an hour.
$ curl -fsSL https://workpaper.co/install | sh
- Claude Code
- Codex
- OpenCode
- Real Linux tools
The tools your agent knows.
Claude Code and Codex come installed on full computers. Sign in from your own browser, or let a script take the wheel.
Explore the CLI & SDKs# start a computer for this task
workpaper run ci-1 --json
# run the tests and read the result
workpaper exec ci-1 --json -- pytest -q
Full power for big tasks.
Lightweight for the little ones.
Your computer scales up when needed, then back down when the work settles.
cat task.txtHow it works +
Instant uses WASM for light commands and a Linux VM for native tools. The same computer ID and files under /workspace, /home/user, and /tmp carry over; processes start fresh. Automatic scale-back is for managed commands after an eligible idle period. Direct VM connections, native dependencies, and oversized workspaces stay on the full VM. Read the eligibility rules.
Try three fixes at once. Keep the one that works.
Fork copies a whole computer into a new one: files, installed tools, memory and the programs still running. Nothing restarts. Give each copy to an agent and let them race.
- CopiedFiles, installed tools, memory and running programs
- AfterwardsThe copies share nothing. Break one and the others don't notice.
- BillingEach copy costs only while it runs. Delete the ones that lost.
- NeedsAn account. The free trial is one computer.
Choose which computer
can use each API key.
How Vault protects your keys +
Vault stores encrypted credentials on a trusted host, outside the agent's computer. You approve the exact API host and choose which Vault-enabled computers can use the key. Agents receive public placeholders; the broker adds the real credential. Stop/start preserves approved access. Revocation blocks future requests but cannot undo actions already sent to an API. Use least-privilege provider keys; streaming, arbitrary binary protocols, and forks are not supported. Read the security boundary.
Self-run on 14 Oct 2026 against Starsling's published 3 Oct results. Historical measurements; not an official leaderboard placement. Explore all benchmarks ↗
VMs from $0.010 an hour on Pro.
VM runtime is billed by the second. Instant is optional, with separate CPU usage.
No sign-up, no card
- 1 hour on one computer
- Just install the CLI and run
- Internet for code and AI tools only
$0.010 per small-VM hour
- 1,500 hours every month
- Need more? Add 1,500 hours for $15
- Cancel any time
About $0.033 an hour
- 150 hours of computer time
- No subscription
- Hours never expire
Pro VM rates: Small · 2 vCPU, 4 GB RAM, 10 GB disk · $0.010/hour. Large · 4 vCPU, 8 GB RAM, 20 GB disk and Docker · $0.020/hour. PAYG stays $5 for 150 small-VM hours or 75 large-VM hours. Up to 4 running VMs per account.
CPU usage. Plus a VM only while it runs.
$0.006/CPU-hour Pro · $0.020/CPU-hour PAYG
After 50 / 10 included CPU-hours per month. On promotion, CPU usage continues plus the selected VM's runtime rate. Separate CPU and VM balances.
workpaper instant my-agent shows both rates before you accept. Regular workpaper run has no Instant fee.
Your agent's first computer is one command away
Install the CLI and run workpaper run my-agent. You get 60 free minutes, and you don't need an account.
$ curl -fsSL https://workpaper.co/install | sh