Add AI agents to your product with one API call. Each agent gets its own isolated VM, HTTPS endpoint, and OpenAI-compatible API. Usage-based pricing.
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Hey PH — I'm Nicu.
I kept running into the same problem: every time I wanted to deploy an AI agent, I'd spend days on infrastructure. So I built Gopilot. One API call, and your agent is running in its own isolated microVM. Under a second.
The short version:
You send a POST request with your agent config and LLM keys
We spin up a microVM (not a container — real kernel-level isolation)
Your agent is live with a chat endpoint, tool integrations, and file access
Connect it to WhatsApp, Slack, Discord, Telegram — 12+ channels out of the box
We're launching with OpenClaw as the first supported runtime (247K GitHub stars, works with any LLM, 12+ messaging channels). It's the most capable open-source agent out there, and it's what you get on day one. More runtimes are on the roadmap — the platform is built to be runtime-agnostic.
The cold start speed is the part I'm most proud of. Most VM-based solutions take 20-30 seconds. We got it under one.
Free tier is live. Try it at gopilot.dev — or just curl the API and see for yourself.
What would you build if deploying an agent was a non-issue?
What's the cold start latency like for spinning up a new microVM when an agent gets its first request? Really exciting approach to agent deployment, well done on shipping this!
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@mcarmonas Thanks! Under a second — from API call to a running VM ready to accept requests. Once the microvm is up, depending on the agent, e.g Openclaw has some Gateway start time, but other incoming agents are really microseconts start. Most microVM solutions take 20-30s; we built a custom provisioning pipeline that eliminates the redundant work.
Our belief is that every software product will eventually have agents baked in — the same way every product eventually needed an API or a mobile app. Right now, deploying an agent is still a full infrastructure project. We want to make it a single API call so any developer can ship agents without thinking about infra.
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MyFocusSpace
Congrats with the launch guys! Would love to test it out.
@viorica_vanica Thank you! looking forwards to seeing what you re building with gopilot 😊
jared.so
What's the cold start latency like for spinning up a new microVM when an agent gets its first request? Really exciting approach to agent deployment, well done on shipping this!
@mcarmonas Thanks! Under a second — from API call to a running VM ready to accept requests. Once the microvm is up, depending on the agent, e.g Openclaw has some Gateway start time, but other incoming agents are really microseconts start. Most microVM solutions take 20-30s; we built a custom provisioning pipeline that eliminates the redundant work.
Our belief is that every software product will eventually have agents baked in — the same way every product eventually needed an API or a mobile app. Right now, deploying an agent is still a full infrastructure project. We want to make it a single API call so any developer can ship agents without thinking about infra.