An agent that finishes the job
It keeps going until the task is done, and shows its work as it goes.
- Live to-do list for every task
- Subagents for focused side work
- Web search and research with sources
- Semantic search across your code
Describe the change you want. Kai Agent plans it, writes the code, runs it in a private sandbox and opens the pull request. You stay in charge of what ships.
$1 of AI usage every month. No card required.
@Post('login')+ @Throttle({ default: { limit: 5, ttl: 60_000 } })login(@Body() body: LoginInput) {
All tests passed
You describe the outcome. The agent does the work where you can watch it, stop it and undo it.
Ask in plain language, attach a screenshot, or point at files with an @-mention.
It reads your code and lists its steps. You can have it stop at the plan until you agree.
It edits files, runs commands and tests, and fixes what breaks, all in a private workspace.
Read the diff, roll back anything you dislike, and open the pull request.
More than a chat box: a workspace, tools and guardrails, all in your browser.
It keeps going until the task is done, and shows its work as it goes.
A real Linux workspace, so the agent runs what it writes instead of guessing.
Choose how much freedom it has, chat by chat, with rules for your whole team.
Every edit is reviewable, and every step can be undone.
Connect a repository and the agent works the way your team already does.
Give it your conventions once, and extend it with your own tools.
Share projects, keep spending in check, and see what happened.
Not everything is a code change. Ask for what you actually need.
An agent that runs commands has to be contained, so Kai Agent keeps it apart from your systems.
Each organization has its own sandbox network, and sandboxes run on separate machines from the service that holds your credentials.
Code in a sandbox can reach the public internet, but it cannot open connections to private addresses or cloud metadata.
Stored secrets are encrypted at rest, and every request is checked against your access to that project.
Every new workspace can send 2 test messages free. Each plan then gives you a monthly allowance of AI usage, and you can add more from Settings whenever you need it.
Yes. Every new workspace can send 2 test messages on the low-cost models, with no card required. After that, choose a plan in Settings to keep going.
AI usage is metered at the model price, so a small task costs a few cents and a long agent run costs more. You can see your spending in the app, and the agent stops when you reach your limit.
Kai Agent runs on GPT-5, GPT-5 mini and GPT-5 nano, and on Claude Haiku 5.5 and Sonnet 5.5, all hosted on Azure AI Foundry. Starter uses the low-cost models; Pro and Team can use every model.
After 10 idle minutes it stops and keeps your files, and it wakes up when you send the next message. That can take a few minutes. A workspace is deleted 3 days after it was created, so push anything you want to keep to GitHub.
Only if you let it. In manual mode you approve risky actions one by one, plan mode makes no changes at all, and auto mode lets it work freely inside the sandbox.
Choose a plan in Settings once you are signed in, and pay in Indian rupees by UPI, card, net banking or wallet through Razorpay. Plans renew only when you pay again, so nothing is charged automatically. See the pricing, refund and terms pages linked below.
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