Omnara addresses a problem most engineering teams hit after their first successful agent prototype: production agents need durability, retries, shared visibility, permissions, sandbox lifecycle and cost tracking, and rebuilding that internal harness takes months. Omnara supplies that infrastructure as one stateful agent API. Agents keep their state in a durable event log, so a failed LLM call or a dead sandbox does not lose the conversation — the agent resumes where it left off, and idles without burning compute.
Rather than locking you to a single model vendor or cloud, Omnara runs on any model and gives agents any machine to execute on. You can start machines with nothing to set up and pay through Omnara, bring your own Blaxel, Daytona or Unikraft Cloud account, or install the Omnara daemon on a laptop, VM or container. The daemon connects outbound, so no inbound ports need to be opened, and permissions are approved per action by named users.
Deployment is deliberately low-friction: you paste a prompt into your coding agent to have it read the SKILL.md file and stand up a production-ready agent, or use the CLI, TypeScript SDK, or cURL. Documented patterns include an internal Slack coding agent, an SRE investigation agent, a browser agent that signs into web apps, a daily signal digest for GTM teams, and a video generation agent. Teams ranging from digital agencies to developer-tooling companies use it to run many agents from one place and see their costs.
