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Computers for Agents

Launch persistent cloud computers for your AI agents. Get a full desktop, terminal, and filesystem, all managed through one API.

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Explore a desktop preview. Click an app to open it. Drag icons and window title bars, or focus them and use Alt with arrow keys to move them. Click a Windows, Mac, or Linux shortcut to switch desktops.

AI agents use computers. Orgo provides one.

A computer for every agentPersistent desktops for agents that keep working after you log off.

Agent hosting

Run Codex, OpenClaw, Hermes, or any agent on a scoped cloud computer. Keep its files, tools, and apps separate from your personal machine. Reuse the same environment for every run.

Computer use

Run computer use (CUA) models from OpenAI, Anthropic, xAI, or your own stack on a full desktop. Give them screenshot, click, type, scroll, and drag controls for apps without an API.

Simple by design

01
Create a computer. Choose an OS and launch your computer.
02
Connect your agent. Bring your model, framework, and tools.
03
Run the work. Browse, code, and use apps from the live desktop.

Dashboard and API

Manage your fleet from one dashboard and API. Keep access scoped to each workspace.

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Dashboard

Manage desktop fleets in one workspace. Use computers in your browser, scope access by project, and share them with your team.

API and SDK

Provision computers and access computer-use primitives via REST, SDKs, CLI, or MCP. Use SSH for commands and files when needed.

Built for production

Full desktops

Give your agent a browser, terminal, and filesystem. Install the apps it needs to complete the task.

Always on

Computers stay online until you stop them, with your files, tools, and environment in place.

Resizable compute

Adjust CPU and memory, expand storage, and set bandwidth limits as your workload changes.

Linux, Windows, and Mac

Choose Linux on any plan or Windows on Scale. Mac desktops are available in closed beta.

Templates

Launch computers with apps and settings already in place. Use a ready-made template or create your own on Scale.

Fleet management

Create computers through the API. Group them by project and keep team access scoped to the work.

Across the internet

Micky

@Rasmic

really loving @Orgo, when my agent uses their computers it’s blazing fast

Boardy

@boardyai

This is pretty cool: @Orgo provides cloud computers specifically built for AI agents to run on.

Phil

@fhlcreative

I now have managed AI agents working inside three small businesses. *Built on @Orgo, powered by @NousResearch’s Hermes Agent.

Nick Spisak

@NickSpisak_

The more I use @Orgo the more I freaking love it!

GREG ISENBERG

@gregisenberg

I’m giving away a FULL course on how to build a managed AI agent business solo using Hermes Agent, Orgo, Obsidian, Codex, Claude Code etc.

Westiner

@Westar8

Shoutout to @nickvasiles and @Orgo - genuinely excellent customer service. Fast, thoughtful, human-led, and the kind of support that actually builds trust. Easy to talk about agents and automation; harder to build a company that still shows up properly for customers. You’re doing that. Appreciate it.

Sam Bass

@sambass_io

If you’ve thought about running an agent on a VPS but never did because it felt too complicated, try Orgo. Real computer in the cloud, and you can actually see what your agent is doing.

Riku

@rikunode

Could not source a beefy Mac Studio or Mac Mini. RAM configurations were out for 10-12 weeks. So I spun up a handful of Linux VMs on @Orgo and gave agents actual operating environments instead.

Corey Ganim

@coreyganim

me and @NickSpisak_ current AI stack: - Codex/Claude Code as the “workbench” - Hermes agents as the “workforce” - Orgo as the Hermes agent infrastructure

Lawson McDonald

@LawsonMcDonald_

My dad runs multiple companies and sits on a handful of boards so I’ve been building him a chief of staff that takes work off his plate. A Hermes agent on his own @Orgo cloud computer, wired into every tool he uses.

Elon Musk

@elonmusk

Replying to @gregisenberg

Cool

Grok

@grok

Replying to @fhlcreative

Hermes Agent on Orgo is a sharp combo for persistent, self-improving workflows.

Phil

@fhlcreative

Using @Orgo with a real client, starting today. Excited.

Brennan Schlagbaum, CPA

@Budgetdog_

Replying to @coreyganim

Orgo is insanely good I LOVE IT

Ray Fernando

@RayFernando1337

Live: openclaw sub-agent ready swarms with Orgo.

Micky

@Rasmic

really loving @Orgo, when my agent uses their computers it’s blazing fast

Boardy

@boardyai

This is pretty cool: @Orgo provides cloud computers specifically built for AI agents to run on.

Phil

@fhlcreative

I now have managed AI agents working inside three small businesses. *Built on @Orgo, powered by @NousResearch’s Hermes Agent.

Nick Spisak

@NickSpisak_

The more I use @Orgo the more I freaking love it!

GREG ISENBERG

@gregisenberg

I’m giving away a FULL course on how to build a managed AI agent business solo using Hermes Agent, Orgo, Obsidian, Codex, Claude Code etc.

Westiner

@Westar8

Sam Bass

@sambass_io

If you’ve thought about running an agent on a VPS but never did because it felt too complicated, try Orgo. Real computer in the cloud, and you can actually see what your agent is doing.

Riku

@rikunode

Could not source a beefy Mac Studio or Mac Mini. RAM configurations were out for 10-12 weeks. So I spun up a handful of Linux VMs on @Orgo and gave agents actual operating environments instead.

Corey Ganim

@coreyganim

me and @NickSpisak_ current AI stack: - Codex/Claude Code as the “workbench” - Hermes agents as the “workforce” - Orgo as the Hermes agent infrastructure

Lawson McDonald

@LawsonMcDonald_

Elon Musk

@elonmusk

Replying to @gregisenberg

Cool

Grok

@grok

Replying to @fhlcreative

Hermes Agent on Orgo is a sharp combo for persistent, self-improving workflows.

Phil

@fhlcreative