Built so agents ask first.

An AI in a chat window waits for you. Many jobs are not like that: read the pages I follow every morning, triage what I forward, tell me what is open in my projects on Monday. An agent that does that has to keep its instructions, remember what you told it and be there when you are not. It also has to stop before it does anything you would regret.

Agent host is where such agents live. You define an agent as data, with no code: what it is for, how it speaks, the skills and knowledge it has, a schedule and the tools it may use. You chat with it in real time. When it wants to do something risky, such as send a webhook or change something through a connector that is not read-only, it stops and asks, and you decide in an approvals inbox.

What it is, and what it is not#

Agent host runs agents you define. It is not a general automation tool and not a place to run your own code. Reading the web and the tools you mark read-only are safe; everything else waits for a person. Pro runs on your own model key and has no built-in AI; Premium and Max use built-in AI with monthly credits. The name is a working name and the plan limits can still change.

Part of Geenius OS#

Agent host is one of the external apps of Geenius OS. Its first connector is Geenius OS itself, so an agent can read your projects, and an agent can be defined in Prompt Verse and linked here. A Geenius OS plan includes the matching Agent host plan.

Who makes it#

AVS Media, a small company in Nijmegen, the Netherlands. The imprint has the details. We say what is live, what depends on your setup and what is not offered, and the examples on this site use sample data.