Buda

Buda treats AI agents less like a chatbot and more like a small company. An Organizer agent acts as the coordinator, dispatching work to specialist agents (strategy, marketing, sales, finance, research, content) that each run inside isolated sandboxes with their own computer, browser, and terminal. Because everything happens in the cloud, you don't need a dedicated machine running at home just to keep agents alive.

What separates it from one-off agent scripts is durability. Each agent keeps a Drive with working files, a persistent memory store, and reusable skills, so context survives between runs instead of resetting every session. Agents can browse pages, run scripts, install packages, generate images and video, build and deploy websites, and open pull requests — and every action produces artifacts and diffs a human can inspect and roll back. A marketplace lets you install ready-made agents, skills, and workflows built by the community and partners.

Buda positions itself as an alternative to locally hosted agent setups (it explicitly compares itself to running agents on your own hardware). For teams, it adds shared workspaces, roles, audit logs, SSO, and private deployment options so that agent output can pass through human review before it ships. Pricing spans a free starting tier plus paid plans, with contact-based options for larger or private deployments.