Teach the droid to book suppliers
From kuiper deploy or a git push to a live agent, in minutes.
Agentware runs code, browses the web, calls models and works for days. It needs more than a server. You build the agent; Kuiper runs everything under it.
Sandboxes
Isolated machines, started on demand, gone when the work is done.
Browsers
Real browsers your agent drives like a person.
Model routing
SoonOne key for every provider. The right model per task, with failover.
Storage
SoonA home for the images, files and media your agents make.
Databases
SoonPostgres, Redis and more, attached with the connection string set.
Persistent disks
Disks that outlive restarts and redeploys, so agent state stays put.
Webhooks
An HTTPS URL from the first deploy. Point Stripe, GitHub or Slack straight at your agent.
Deploys, domains and secrets
Push to deploy, your own domain, secrets, logs and rollbacks.
Browse, run code, wait for a person. Kuiper supplies the machines; your agent does the work.
Browsers
Sign in, fill forms, read the page. Each browser runs in its own isolated container beside your agent.
Sandboxes
Write code, run tests, crunch files. Sandboxes start in seconds, run side by side and vanish when done.
Glove Foundry on Kuiper
Glove Foundry gives agents memory, schedules and the patience to wait days for an approval. Kuiper gives Foundry the ground to do it on.
What every deployment needs, on from day one.
Every push to main ships. Or deploy a folder from your terminal.
An address for every agent. Add your domain; Kuiper shows the DNS records and handles the certificate.
Encrypted and write-only. Never shown in the dashboard, the API or logs.
Live, searchable and kept across restarts, with secrets masked.
Every deployment is kept. Go back to the last good one in seconds.
Station and Foundry schedule the work. Kuiper keeps it running around the clock.
Glove took the plumbing out of building agents. Station took it out of background work. Kuiper takes it out of running them, and deploys both with no Dockerfile and no config.
Glove Foundry
The framework for agentware: models, tools, memory, voice, browsers and sandboxes, defined in code.
glove.dterminal.netStation
Background jobs for TypeScript: schedules, retries, workflows and long-running processes.
station.dterminal.netUsing something else? Bring a Dockerfile. We write about how we build all this on the Glove blog and ours.
By the team behind Proxima
Proxima gives founders a team of droids that works while they rest. Running them meant building the infrastructure ourselves. Kuiper is that infrastructure, open to everyone.
Kuiper is in early access. Tell us what you’re building.
Questions first? Write to hello@kuiper.sh.
