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Introduction

jurniti runs your agent in a real Firecracker microVM with your own model keys. Drive it from the web dashboard, the CLI, or your own agent over MCP.

What is jurniti?

jurniti is the managed agent platform: every agent runs in its own Firecracker microVM, with hardware isolation and your own model keys (BYOK). You bring the agent and the keys; jurniti brings the box, the network, and the billing.

There is no free tier and no free trial. Every first subscription ships a 30-day money-back guarantee instead.

Start a paid agent from the CLI in four commands (card required — see Quickstart):

jurniti login
jurniti billing add-card    # opens Stripe in the browser
jurniti up --harness hermes --plan pro --cycle monthly
jurniti vms ls

Prefer the browser? Same outcome via Dashboard — magic-link login, Add agent, live terminal.

Building blocks

The four nouns you will keep seeing:

  • microVM — a real Firecracker VM for one agent: CPU, RAM, disk, network. Not a shared container slot.
  • Harness — the agent runtime on that VM (Hermes, OpenClaw, Claude Code, Codex, …). Install, dashboard port, and health come from the harness adapter.
  • Template — a snapshot of a configured persist volume you can fork into a new paid VM.
  • Plan / credits — how you pay: flat monthly for always-on, or prepaid usage tiers (On-Demand / Spot) for bursty work.

How to use the docs

Three lanes — pick the one that matches how you work:

  1. Quickstart — first agent in about five minutes (dashboard path or CLI path).
  2. Surfaces — day-to-day ops:
    • Dashboard — browser terminal, billing, templates
    • CLI install — one binary for terminal, CI, scripts
    • MCP — give your agent the same verbs as tools
  3. ReferenceCLI reference (every verb, generated from the binary), REST API (OpenAPI at /openapi.json), and agent skills for coding agents.

Quickstart

Go deeper

No free tier — a guarantee instead

Provisioning starts a real, billed microVM. A card on file is required. What de-risks the first purchase is the 30-day money-back guarantee, not a free trial. Details in Quickstart.

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