Kody

Kody is a cloud home for AI agents, built so that work done once in one agent keeps running in others. It stores memory, secrets, packages, triggers, integrations and apps in one place, and connects to agents such as Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, ChatGPT and Copilot. The core idea is that a useful process becomes a saved package instead of a repeated prompt. A package can then be run from any connected agent or triggered by cron, webhook, email or an event, without paying for model inference each time. Secrets are stored so that agents can use them without the values appearing in the prompt. The site contrasts Kody with skills files, multi model routers and MCP gateways, positioning it as the place where the output becomes software the user owns, schedules and reuses. It suits developers who work across several agents and want one shared set of tools and memory. Pricing is published in three tiers. Free costs $0 and includes 5 scheduled jobs that run no faster than every 15 minutes, 10 saved packages and 25 stored secrets. Pro costs $12 per month or $120 per year and raises the limits to thousands of packages, jobs and secrets, with 200 concurrent workflows. Prepaid credits can be added to Pro for more usage. Teams and Enterprise are handled by email, as the vendor says it is still shaping that offering.