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OpenComputer provides persistent, always-on cloud Linux VMs (sandboxes) for AI agents that keep state, can be resized at runtime, and hibernate and wake. The following table shows what CostGraph runs on this provider. CI runners: no. AutoPilot compares runners by price, and this provider publishes no sandbox price.

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Connect

Run the dispatcher with provider set to opencomputer and these variables:
  • OPENCOMPUTER_API_KEY

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Key and permissions

OPENCOMPUTER_API_KEY is an OpenComputer organization API key from the dashboard at app.opencomputer.dev. keys are not scoped: ‘A key belongs to an organization and reaches every project, agent and session in it.’ No sandbox-specific scopes are documented. Source: https://docs.opencomputer.dev/agents/api.md#base-url-and-authentication Sources: opencomputer.dev: llms.txt, docs.opencomputer.dev: api, docs.opencomputer.dev: regions, docs.opencomputer.dev: llms.txt.

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Limits

  • Plans: Free is shared up to 2 vCPU, 2 GB memory, 3 GB disk and 5 concurrent; Medium ($300/mo) is 8 CPU, 16 GB and 50 concurrent; Large is 64 CPU, 512 GB and 500 concurrent. (source)
  • VMs are described as always on, with optional hibernate and wake. The current docs site publishes no sandbox lifetime, idle-hibernate timeout or architecture page; its pages cover Serverless Agents. (source)
  • The region list (us, eu, ap, us-east and others) is documented only for Serverless Agents’ sandboxes; no region setting is documented for direct sandbox create. (source)