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Happycapy
Summary
An agent-native cloud computer that pairs 20+ frontier models with skills, connectors, email and scheduled automations in one sandbox.
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Description
Happycapy is a hosted, agent-native computer: instead of chatting with a single model, you give an AI agent its own secure sandbox where it can build websites, run deep research, generate images and video, assemble slide decks and games, and write new skills for itself. One subscription gives access to more than twenty frontier models from several labs, so you can pick the right one per task without managing API keys.
What sets it apart
- Skills and a Skill Store – reusable, open-format skills the agent loads on demand, plus the ability to create your own or use compatible open-source skills.
- Connectors – link the apps you already use so the agent can read from and act in them.
- Capymail – every agent gets an email inbox, so it can send and receive messages as part of a workflow.
- Automations – recurring tasks run inside the sandbox on a schedule, such as daily research dashboards or weekly campaign reports.
- Use-case library – ready-made workflows like hiring pipelines in Notion, podcast repurposing, LinkedIn outreach and product-photo-to-video.
Pricing starts with a free tier (250 credits per month, basic sandbox). Pro is $20/month ($17 billed annually) with 2,000 credits, a 2-core sandbox and three automations; Plus and Max scale credits, sandbox size and email quota, with Max adding early access to the iOS app and agent teams in research preview.
It suits solo builders, marketers and small teams who want one place to delegate multi-step knowledge work to agents rather than stitching together separate tools.
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