# Runabot

> Runabot is a zero-trust runtime for AI agents, developer workspaces, and automated workloads.

Agents work inside a firewall without direct access to upstream credentials.
Humans and AI agents can manage accounts and workloads through the web app or CLI.
The CLI supports workload deployment, shells, addons, backups, account quotas, and spending-limit configuration.

**Development status (updated 2026-10-17)**

Runabot is pre-MVP.
Runabot hosts Gemma-4-4B and provides it free to all users for testing.
A separate LLM subscription is recommended. Other model providers require the corresponding credentials or subscription.

- Account quotas and resource limits work.
- Bots: OpenClaw, IronClaw, and Hermes.
- Workspaces: VS Code and Ubuntu for coding agents and custom tools.
- Workload management: Create, inspect, upgrade, and delete bots and addons through the web app or CLI.
- Terminals: Open browser terminals or run shell commands through the CLI.
- SSH: Connect to assigned workloads through the SSH jump-host addon with public-key authentication.
- Firewall: Outbound access is denied by default. Rules specify the permitted external connections.
- Credentials: Agents access Git, MCP tools, and model providers through proxies. Upstream credentials stay outside the workloads.
- Backups: Create, list, and delete workload backups. Restore supported bot and addon backups into new workloads.
- MCP: MCPProxy connects workloads to MCP servers, with tool approval, access profiles, and scoped tokens.
- Model access: SubsProxy connects supported model-provider subscriptions.
- Logs and traces: OpenObserve.
- Storage: PostgreSQL for relational data.

**Not working yet**

- Billing is not operational yet.
- The web app is currently English-only. The website and documentation support English and German.
- Payments are not operational yet.
- PostgreSQL database restore through the API is not implemented yet. Bot and addon workload restoration is available separately.

The landing page advertises one free agent and two free addons. Account quotas determine the available resources.

**Pricing**

Rates come from this instance's configured price catalog and use EUR.
CPU, RAM, and disk rates cover one week of reserved resources. The pricing model uses weekly budgets.
Network rates are per GB of traffic. GB means 1,000,000,000 bytes.

- 1 vCPU per week: EUR 0.84000000.
- 1 GB RAM per week: EUR 0.15646219.
- 1 GB disk per week: EUR 0.01564622.
- 1 GB network traffic: EUR 0.00100000.

A rate marked unavailable means the server could not read that price.

## Product

- [English overview](https://kuka.runa.bot/): Product introduction, pricing, and contact options.
- [German overview](https://kuka.runa.bot/de/): German version of the product introduction.
- [How it works](https://kuka.runa.bot/how-it-works/): Workload boundaries, controlled access, and logs and traces.
- [Development status](https://kuka.runa.bot/status/): Supported bots and addons, available features, and known limitations.
- [Web app](https://kuka.runa.bot/ui/): Account and workload management.

## Documentation and CLI

- [User documentation](https://kuka.runa.bot/docs/en/): Guides for Runabot users.
- [CLI downloads](https://kuka.runa.bot/downloads/): Downloads for Linux, macOS, and Windows, with login instructions.
- [CLI guide](https://kuka.runa.bot/docs/en/user/cli/): Commands for humans, scripts, and AI agents.
- [Workload types](https://kuka.runa.bot/docs/en/user/workloads/): Assistant bots, developer environments, and custom Linux workloads.
- [MCPProxy guide](https://kuka.runa.bot/docs/en/user/mcpproxy/): MCP servers, tool access, profiles, and tokens.
- [Security guide](https://kuka.runa.bot/docs/en/user/security/): Public documentation of security controls.
- [Billing guide](https://kuka.runa.bot/docs/en/user/billing/): Pricing and budget concepts.

## Optional

- [German documentation](https://kuka.runa.bot/docs/de/): German user guides.
- [Legal notice and contact](https://kuka.runa.bot/impressum/): Operator and contact information.