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Hosted, no-prompt AI agents.

Your agent runs on our infrastructure — triggered by schedules, webhooks, and events, not by someone typing into a chat. Deploy once; it keeps working.

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The problem

Chat assistants do nothing until a human types the next instruction. Real work arrives on a schedule and on events — nobody is watching the chat window at 2am when the invoice lands.

How it works with agents

  • Runs 24/7 on triggers — webhooks and events — with zero manual prompting
  • Managed hosting: scaling, retries, and uptime handled for you
  • No servers, containers, or queue infrastructure to babysit
  • Executes against your own model keys on every run

What's included

  • Managed hosted runtime
  • Trigger setup — runs 24/7, webhooks, and events
  • Automatic retries and failure alerts
  • Isolated, per-workspace execution
  • Per-run usage and cost reporting
TRIGGERS

What starts an agent — if not a prompt.

Cron

Every 5 minutes, every Monday 8am, month-end — standard expressions, timezone control, run history.

Webhooks

An inbound HTTP call starts the run — a form submission, a signed deal, an alert from another system.

Events

Platform and file events kick off the agent the moment the thing it watches actually happens.

Manual

Run it on demand from the dashboard when you want a one-off — same agent, same logs.

EVERY RUN

What happens when an agent fires.

01

Trigger fires

Cron, webhook, or event — the run starts with the trigger recorded in the log.

02

Agent reasons

Steps execute in your isolated workspace against your own model keys.

03

Tools act

APIs, databases, and inboxes are touched only within the permissions you granted.

04

Run is recorded

Inputs, outputs, tokens, timing, and status — logged and replayable, pass or fail.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does “no-prompt” mean, exactly?
Your agent doesn’t wait in a chat window for someone to type. It runs unsupervised on the triggers you set — an inbound webhook, a file or event — and only you prompt it when you want to change what it does.
Where does my agent run?
On Autogenic’s hosted runtime. We handle infrastructure, scaling, and retries; you bring the model keys. Nothing for you to deploy or patch.
What happens when a run fails?
Runs retry automatically with backoff, then land in your failure log with full error context and an alert — so you hear about it from us, not from a customer.
GET STARTED

Your first agent is one prompt away.

Describe the job, connect your own keys, set it to run 24/7 — running in seconds. Free to start, no credit card, no sales call.

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