Kavela
Always-on agents that work the way you do
Kavela launched on August 6, 2026 with 6 votes, #1,590 of 23,274 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.
What it does
Building an agent takes minutes. Keeping one alive takes an engineer. We built the second part. Describe what you want and Kavela builds, hosts, and runs it always-on in Telegram and Slack. Nothing is preset: if an agent is missing something, you tell it to change and it changes. No feature requests. Your keys stay in inline cards and never touch the agent. Agents share one org file system. 50 orgs have built 400 agents. They've run over 20,000 times with nobody watching.
Describe an agent you want in plain English, and watch it build. Kavela builds cloud agents with strong harnesses: real tools, data, and guardrails.
Start for free. Encode your judgment. Kavela turns it into an agent that works across your tools, every day, on its own. A model simply predicts text. Solving real problems requires productionized specifications, distilled into a wide range of agentic infrastructure. Building a productionizable agent requires all-encompassing harnesses . It is why AI agent demos seem to work, but almost none survive contact with real work. Encode your expertise into skills and system prompts into Agents. Run evaluation cycles to ensure your agent works in production. Build agents that solve your personal pains and workflows. Connect any API, any OAuth provider (Over 1000+). Empower your agents with the…from kavela.ai
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