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What Orgo is

Launch cloud computers that AI agents can control and interact with. Every Orgo computer is a full desktop environment with a browser and the standard userland, reachable over HTTP and VNC. Pick the operating system at create time: Linux and Windows are available today, with more to come. Linux computers boot in under 500 ms, and every computer runs continuously until you stop it. People use Orgo computers in three common ways:
  • Drive a computer with a model provider. Wire an Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, or any OpenAI-compatible model to an Orgo computer and let it screenshot, click, type, and run commands. Useful for automating data entry, combining several tools into one interface, or driving software that doesn’t expose an API.
  • Install an agent inside the computer. Run OpenClaw, Hermes Agent, or any other CLI agent there so it has a persistent 24/7 home instead of a laptop.
  • Run developer CLIs continuously. Run Claude Code, Codex, or similar agentic CLIs on an Orgo computer so they stay online across sessions and can be reached from any device.
A new computer in about fifteen seconds. The clip shows the dashboard flow. The same thing happens when an agent calls POST /computers from your code.

Quickstart

Launch a computer and control it in under five minutes.

Get an API key

Create an account and grab a key.

What Orgo is not

Not a browser. Tools like Browserbase give an agent a browser tab. Orgo gives it a full computer. That one computer can browse the web, save files, run code, and install desktop applications. Use a browser tool if you only need the browser. Use Orgo if you need a computer. Not an AI agent. Orgo provides the computer, not the agent. Bring Claude Computer Use, OpenAI’s CUA, Hermes Agent, OpenClaw, or your own loop. Orgo is what they run on. Not a general cloud platform. Orgo runs one thing: persistent computers for AI agents. That focus shapes the rest. You get sub-second boots, defaults tuned for computer use, and an API designed around what agents actually do.

How it works

There are three ways to reach a computer, and they all drive the same thing:
  • API. A plain HTTP API. Any language with an HTTP client works, and the Python and TypeScript SDKs wrap it.
  • CLI. orgo from your terminal, for creating computers and driving them by hand.
  • MCP. An MCP server, so any MCP client controls your computers directly.
The example below uses the API. It creates a computer, then hands it to a Claude agent through the OpenAI-compatible endpoint.
The agent takes screenshots, clicks, types, and runs commands until the task is done. You can also call individual actions directly. See the API Reference for every endpoint. The Python and TypeScript SDKs wrap this same surface.

Agent loop

Computer use agents operate in a loop:
  1. See. Capture a screenshot.
  2. Decide. The model analyzes the screen and chooses an action.
  3. Act. Perform a mouse, keyboard, or shell action.
  4. Repeat. Continue until the task is complete.

Key capabilities

Fast boot

Computers boot in under 500 ms.

Full control

Mouse, keyboard, shell, and code execution.

Persistent state

Disk and desktop session survive stops and restarts.

Bring any model

Claude, GPT, Gemini, Hermes, or any OpenAI-compatible model.

Get started

Quickstart

Launch your first computer.

Use any model

Claude, GPT, Gemini, Hermes, and more.

Templates

Reproducible computers, defined once and launched in seconds.

Embed computers

Drop a live computer into your own app.

API Reference

Every endpoint, every field.