Open-source home for AI agents
camelAI makes AI agent hosting, an AI Discord bot builder, and an AI coding assistant. The agent hosting and the coding assistant are open source, so you can self-host them or use our cloud.
camelRun · open source
Host AI agents that wake up when there is work
Give an agent a model, tools, and channels like Slack or GitHub. camelRun hosts it and runs thousands of agents at once. You pay $0.01 an agent‑hour, only while it runs.
camelBot · Discord bot builder
Build a custom Discord bot with AI
Ready-made Discord bots rarely fit your server. camelBot writes a custom one and hosts it for you. You try each change in a private channel before your server sees it. Building is free while camelBot is in beta.
Only you see this. Nothing goes to Discord.
Welcome to #try-dicey!
Try /roll or say “@Dicey hi”.
camelCode · open source
An AI coding agent with a permanent computer
camelCode is an open-source AI coding assistant that builds full‑stack apps and scheduled automations and publishes them to a live URL. Its workspace keeps your files and data between sessions. The free plan needs no credit card.
What people build with camelCode
- AI app builder Business apps, customer portals, and workflows
- Build internal tools with AI Admin panels, CRUD apps, and dashboards on your own data
- AI data analysis An AI dashboard builder for Postgres, Snowflake, or BigQuery
- Vibe coding A guide for teams without engineers who build apps with AI
- AI workflow automation Scheduled jobs and webhook listeners that run on their own
- AI agents and chatbots Chatbots and agent apps that camelCode builds and publishes for you
- AI Slack bots A Slack AI agent that answers questions and sends reports
- AI email assistant An agent with its own inbox that you and your team can email
How our products fit together
We build our own products on camelRun
camelBot’s builder agent and the AI features in its bots run on camelRun, and so do camelCode’s coding agents. You can host your own AI agents on the same open-source runtime.
FAQ
Questions about camelAI
camelAI makes three AI products.
camelRun is open-source cloud hosting for developers who build AI agents into their products.
camelBot is an AI Discord bot builder that writes and hosts a custom bot for your server.
camelCode is an open-source AI coding assistant that builds and publishes full-stack apps.
With camelRun you define each AI agent's model, instructions, tools, and channels like Slack or GitHub. camelRun hosts thousands of agents at once, keeps each one's history and files, and wakes it when there is work.
camelBot is an AI Discord bot builder. It writes your bot, lets you try it in a private test channel, and publishes it to your server when you are ready. camelBot hosts every bot along with its database, schedules, and logs.
Yes. camelCode is an AI coding assistant that builds full-stack web apps, dashboards, and scheduled automations and publishes them to a live URL. You can keep changing an app after it is live, because camelCode keeps its files and data.
camelRun runs on your own servers with one Docker container and a database.
camelBot is available only as a hosted service, and it runs every bot for you.
camelCode has a guided setup that runs it on a single machine or a private network with Docker Compose.
camelRun costs $0.01 an agent-hour while an agent runs, plus $0.10 a GB-month for storage. Model usage is separate. Bring your own provider keys, or use ours at the provider's list price.
camelBot is free while in beta, with no credit card. AI features in its bots draw on a daily allowance.
camelCode has a free plan with your own model API key and no credit card. Paid plans with model credits start at $10 a month.
camelRun works with models from Anthropic, OpenAI, OpenRouter, and Amazon Bedrock, and with any server that speaks OpenAI's or Anthropic's API, such as vLLM or Ollama.
camelCode offers GPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Kimi, DeepSeek, and more in its hosted version. Self-hosted camelCode works with Anthropic, OpenAI, OpenRouter, Amazon Bedrock, or a custom compatible endpoint.
Company
A small team that ships often
We started in 2022 as three engineers from UT Dallas and went through Y Combinator in Winter 2024.