jurniti

jurniti

jurniti is a secure managed agent platform that runs always-on AI agents inside dedicated Firecracker microVMs (KVM-backed) with BYOK (bring-your-own-key), fleet orchestration, observability, and optional sidecars for Memory and Communication. It targets developers and teams who need isolated, production-grade agent hosting.

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Best for: Content & Marketing

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Best fit

Content & Marketing

Pricing snapshot

Paid from Annual: $41/mo (billed $490 once a year) or Monthly: $49/mo

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jurniti

jurniti is a managed platform for running AI agents in dedicated Firecracker microVMs (KVM-backed) so each agent gets hardware-enforced isolation, persistent storage, and model keys that live only inside the tenant VM. It provides a single CLI and web dashboard to provision and manage agents, deploy fleets (swarm runtime), and attach optional self-hosted sidecars for Memory, Observability, and Communication. The platform targets engineers, teams, and agencies who need production-grade, always-on agents with BYOK, observability, and data residency.

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Key Features

Firecracker microVM per tenant

Each agent runs inside its own Firecracker microVM with a KVM hardware boundary (the same primitive AWS Lambda uses) for hardware-enforced isolation and fast boot (example: 124ms).

Bring Your Own Key (BYOK)

Model keys (OpenRouter, OpenAI, Anthropic, Nous Portal, etc.) live only inside the tenant VM; jurniti does not proxy or mark up model spend.

Harness catalog

Support for ~30 open-source agent runtimes (Hermes, Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, and many more), each installed in its own isolated VM and selectable per agent.

Fleet / Swarm runtime

Run large cohorts of isolated workers (e.g., boot 50 microVMs with jurniti up --count) and dispatch the same brief to many agents, collecting each agent's output locally.

Persistent Memory

Optional Memory sidecars (Obsidian, gbrain, mem0) provide long-term knowledge storage in a dedicated microVM that you grant to agents over MCP; memory stays on your tenant.

Observability sidecars

Self-hosted observability engines (Latitude or Langfuse) run in their own microVMs to keep sessions, tool-call traces and telemetry on your tenant (OTEL ingest supported).

Communication sidecars

Self-hosted messaging and multi-agent terminal runtimes (Buzz, Herdr) that keep messaging history and terminals on your tenant.

CLI and Dashboard

One binary CLI drives provisioning, billing, VMs, templates and doubles as an MCP server; a web dashboard provides VM/subdomain management and sidecar attachment.

Spot and on-demand hourly modes

Metered per-second on-hour billing (On-Demand $0.05/hr, Spot $0.025/hr) alongside flat monthly always-on plans.

Templates and forks

Public templates and private workflows let you fork working agent configurations into a microVM of your own (new subscription per fork).

Pricing

Pro (example)

Annual: $41/mo (billed $490 once a year) or Monthly: $49/mo
  • 2 vCPU · 6 GiB RAM · 50 GiB SSD · 200 Mbit/s burst
  • Custom subdomain, persistent volume, and headroom for medium agents

On-Demand (hourly metered)

$0.05/hour (metered per second while running · 60s minimum)
  • Pay per second while VM runs at Starter sizing (1 vCPU · 2 GiB RAM)
  • Good for short runs without a monthly commitment

Spot (cheaper hourly)

$0.025/hour (spot rate)
  • Lower cost for bursty, part-time agents; may queue if warm capacity isn't available

Use Cases

SEO rank testing and content variants

Fan a ranking brief across many isolated workers to generate and validate title/meta variants, then collect results into ./out for selection and shipping.

Market research & outreach

Use coding and agent harnesses (Claude Code, Codex) combined with templates (e.g., Clay Outbound Engine) to find prospects, draft outreach, and prepare reports while keeping keys and data private.

Always-on autonomous agents

Run long-running autonomous agents (Hermes, Headlong, Exo) that retain state via persistent Memory microVMs and operate without your laptop open.

Fleet testing & batch jobs

Run large batches of isolated agents for scaling experiments, scraping, or parallel processing with spot pricing to reduce cost.

Observability and compliance

Attach self-hosted observability sidecars (Latitude, Langfuse) to maintain traces and datasets in your tenant for auditability and data residency.

Integrations

Model providers (BYOK)

Supports OpenRouter, OpenAI, Anthropic, Nous Portal and other model keys that you paste into the VM (keys stay inside the tenant).

Observability engines

Latitude (agent-native traces, OTEL ingest) and Langfuse (open-source default) run as self-hosted sidecars for session and tool-call tracing.

Communication relays

Buzz (Open Buzz / Connect desktop) and Herdr run as self-hosted communication sidecars for multi-agent messaging and terminal UIs.

Benefits

Hardware-enforced isolation reduces attack surface compared with container-based multi-tenant agents (Firecracker + KVM per tenant).
Your model keys and data live inside your VM (BYOK), avoiding vendor proxying or token markups.
Scalable fleet orchestration with spot/on-demand options and per-second billing enables large parallel runs at controlled cost.
Self-hosted sidecars for Memory, Observability, and Communication keep sensitive traces and histories on your tenant for data residency and compliance.
Quick provisioning and CLI-driven workflow: live in ~3 minutes and first-agent flow via a few CLI commands.

Limitations

Region availability is limited today to AWS us-west-2; additional regions are planned but gated by committed regional MRR.
Each harness/agent runs in its own microVM and is billed per-VM; running multiple harnesses requires separate VM subscriptions (no multi-harness per VM).
No explicit public REST API documentation is presented on the page — primary interaction is via the jurniti CLI and dashboard.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why a microVM instead of a Docker container?
Docker shares one Linux kernel across tenants; Firecracker spins up a KVM-backed microVM per tenant with hardware-enforced isolation — reducing the risk of container escapes and noisy-neighbor issues.
What does BYOK actually mean here?
Your OpenRouter / OpenAI / Anthropic key lives only inside your VM. jurniti never sees it, never proxies, and never marks up your model spend.
What does the 30-day guarantee cover?
Cancel your first plan within 30 days for a full refund; refunds are manually processed within one business day. The guarantee covers the first subscription and ends once you expand.
Where do my VMs run?
Currently AWS us-west-2 on EC2 nested-virtualization hosts — one Firecracker microVM per tenant; additional regions come later as regional MRR commitments clear.
Can I run multiple agents (Hermes + OpenClaw + Pi)?
Yes — each harness runs in its own Firecracker microVM and is billed at its plan's rate (e.g., Hermes + OpenClaw + Pi at Starter equals 3 × Starter price). Multiple harnesses are deliberately not bundled inside one VM to preserve isolation.
Can I really run a fleet of agents at once?
Yes — use the swarm runtime (e.g., jurniti up --tier spot --harness hermes --count 50 --group demo) to boot many isolated microVM workers and jurniti run to dispatch the same brief to each worker; outputs are collected locally.

Getting Started

  1. 1 Install the CLI: curl -fsSL https://jurniti.com/install.sh | sh.
  2. 2 Authenticate your machine: jurniti login and add a payment method: jurniti billing add-card.
  3. 3 Provision and boot an agent VM: jurniti up --harness <harness> (or use the dashboard to provision).
  4. 4 Add your model key or sign in on the VM: jurniti auth <vm> (paste your OpenRouter/OpenAI/Anthropic key inside the VM).
  5. 5 Optional: attach Memory, Observability, or Communication sidecars from the dashboard after sign-in.

Support

docs

Official documentation and setup guides available via the site ('Read the docs' link).

docs/blog

Blog and setup guides (Hermes Agent setup guide, Claude Code setup guide, etc.) on jurniti.com for examples and best practices.

billing/checkout

Stripe-backed checkout with magic-link sign-in and auto-provisioning after payment; refunds processed within one business day for first-plan cancellations.

API

Available: No

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