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Every agent runs on its own server with encrypted secrets, a supervised process, live logs and a private network. You write the agent. Byte Roast runs the stack underneath it.
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Why not a plain server?
Same server. None of the plumbing.
Coming next
Built for what agents
actually do.
A monthly budget per agent for model API calls, with a hard stop.
PlannedEgress allowlistChoose which domains an agent may call. Everything else is blocked and logged.
PlannedRun traces and replayEvery model call and tool call on a timeline, ready to replay.
PlannedHuman approvalsPause risky actions until someone approves them in Slack or by email.
Templates
Start from a working agent.
How it works
Three steps to a running agent.
- Step 1
Pick a template and size
Python, Node.js or any container. Choose a region and a server that fits the agent.
- Step 2
Add the entrypoint and secrets
Point at the command that starts your agent and add the keys it needs.
- Step 3
Deploy and let it run
The runtime supervises the process, restarts it when it fails and streams its logs.
Pricing
Pay for servers, not tokens.
Billed by the hour and capped at a monthly price. Your model provider bills you separately for what your agent calls.
1. Server type
2. Number of agents
3. Automatic backups
Estimated monthly total
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Estimate at each type’s starting size for a full month. Preview pricing, confirmed at launch. See every size
Get startedFAQ
Questions, answered.
Every agent does get a full virtual server with root access. On top of it, Byte Roast runs a supervised process, injects encrypted secrets, streams logs and puts the server on a private network, so you are not wiring that up yourself.
Python and Node.js templates are ready to go, and any container works if you bring a Dockerfile. Your agent framework and model provider are your choice.
Secrets are encrypted at rest and injected into the process environment when it starts. They are never written into your code or your image, and you can rotate them without redeploying.
The runtime restarts it according to the policy you choose: always, on failure, or never. Each exit is recorded with its exit code in the activity log, and you can get alerts by email, Slack or webhook.
No. Byte Roast bills for servers by the hour, capped at a monthly price. Your model provider bills you directly for what your agent calls.
Yes. Add your public key and you have root access whenever you need it.