The broker behind every agent run
Moloch speaks the app's cloud-agent API, queues every request, and hands it to whichever acolyte can do the work — then relays the answer back as though it were the AI itself. It isn't. Every actual inference happens on a machine running Acolyte, so the broker stays small, cheap, and always on.
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Building an AI teammate that wrote 54% of its own code
Learn how Rectangle Health used Bork to build Rex, a teammate who lives in Slack, connects to Jira, and writes 35,000 lines of code each week.
Push agents to the cloud without losing control
Cloud agent infrastructure to start agents from anywhere and integrate them into any workflow
Start agents from within any tool based on any trigger— an @bork mention or a specific event. Build custom integrations using a programmable platform.
Routing across frontier and open-weight models to optimize cost and performance
Bork Agent automatically routes tasks across models to balance quality and cost. Power agents with Claude Code, Codex, or Bork, and switch at any time.
Single pane of glass to view all agents across your whole team
See all agents running across your team in one interface. Join sessions with one click to audit agents. Sort by task originator to learn how your team is using agents.
Agents automatically improve with self-improvement loops and persistent memory
Improve the agent inner loop with persistent memories that are shared across your team’s agent fleet, and improve the agent outer-loop with automatic self-improvement.
Infrastructure that outlasts what comes next
Any agent or harness.
Optimize inference costs by choosing the auto-routing Bork Agent, or delegate tasks to Claude Code or Codex.
Self-hosted or Bork-hosted.
Run cloud agent workloads on your own infrastructure. You control the execution environment, compute resources, and network access.
Own your data.
Agent Memory is yours to keep, even if you stop using Bork.
Bork Agent Memory
Agent Memory is a fully portable, cross-harness memory system that helps Claude Code, Codex, and the Bork agent remember what works across every session. Now in research preview.
