Free tool · agents only
Orchestrate multiple AI agents. One microVM per role.
Claude plans, others execute. Messenger on channels. Researcher on literature. This tool does the multi-agent orchestration planning as an org chart of agent slots — each agent isolated in Firecracker, not a shared container. Start checkout for the first role; add the rest after it is live.
Multi-agent org chart
Pick agent roles. We map each role to a harness on its own Firecracker microVM — start with one, expand after it is live. No Docker, no free tier; 30-day money-back on paid plans.
Org chart: start with Paperclip (Planner), then add Claude Code as separate microVMs.
Recommended stack
- AgentPaperclip · from $49/moPaperclip is the team control plane — plan and dispatch across microVMs (Pro floor).
Memorymem0 · from $19/moAn always-on org needs recall that outlives any one session — mem0 runs as its own memory microVM the team shares.- ObservabilityLangfuse · from $39/moParallel or unattended agent runs fail quietly — self-hosted Langfuse traces show which role broke and why.
CommunicationBuzzA multi-agent org needs one room humans can join — Buzz is the self-hosted messaging relay on your tenant.
Planner → Paperclip
start with · $49/mo
Paperclip is the team control plane — plan and dispatch across microVMs (Pro floor).
Paperclip product pageWorker → Claude Code
add next · $25/mo
Claude Code matches your model home for terminal / PR work — separate microVM from the planner.
Claude Code product pageAlways-on home → Hermes
optional · $25/mo
Long-running autonomous home that keeps skills and memory while session agents sleep.
Hermes product page
Start + next stack ≈ $74/mo across 2 microVMs.
Team kickoff: You are the planner. Propose a two-agent split (you + one worker) for shipping one feature this week, with handoff rules and a Definition of Done.
How this works
- Toggle planner, worker, messenger, researcher (and model home).
- Copy the org chart — deploy order, plan floors, first task after the primary boots.
- Checkout for start_with first; add the next microVMs after it is live.
Pair with the deploy recipe if you think in jobs instead of roles, or the DIY cost calculator for multi-agent sticker math.
Why not one fat agent?
Hardware isolation means a messenger bridge cannot read your coding VM’s keys, and a flaky research loop cannot take down the planner. jurniti prices per microVM because that is the unit of isolation — not a docker-compose stack.
FAQ
Is this free multi-agent hosting?
No. The org chart tool is free. Runtime is paid Firecracker microVMs with a 30-day money-back guarantee — no free trial tier.
Why one microVM per role?
Keys and failure domains stay separate. A channel bridge must not share a kernel with your coding agent.
Can I buy the whole team at once?
Start with the primary role via checkout, then add agents after the first VM is live. Each agent is its own subscription.
Do I need a multi-agent orchestration platform?
Not to start. Role separation and isolation come first: each agent gets its own microVM, its own keys, and a clear job. Add framework-level orchestration later if the workload demands it.
Do I have to give my email to use the org chart?
No. The tool and its full result are free with no email. Leaving an email is optional — it sends you your deploy plan and saves it for checkout.
Do you mark up model tokens?
No. BYOK inside each guest. Hosting is the flat plan sticker.