Human-Machine Link.

OmniLink is the agent platform where your agent has a body. Your home here is the Agents page — every agent you've created in one place: its status, who's online, who's running, and a conversation with any of them by text or voice. OmniSim is where the agents get their body — a free, Apache-2.0 simulator you clone and run on your own machine, built and wired by your coding agent.

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The OmniLink interface

Talk to the robots in OmniSim.

OmniLink is how your agent thinks. OmniSim is where it gets a body — a free, Apache-2.0 simulator you clone and run on your own machine. Open it in your coding agent, ask for a world or a robot, then talk to what it builds. You don't need a key, an account or a card to start.

  • Open source · Apache 2.0
  • 18 robots from 11 makers
  • 14 talk-to-a-robot worlds
  • Your coding agent sets it up
  • Runs offline, or on your own GPU
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Pro agents

Still on duty when you’re not.

A Pro agent doesn’t stop existing when the connection drops. It keeps its memory, the platform watches its connection around the clock, and it briefs you when that connection changes — without ever executing a stale command on your machines before you confirm it.

A secretary, not a log file Free on every plan

When your agent loses its connection, it messages you — as itself. When the link returns you get an away-brief: what happened, what it couldn’t do while it was gone, and what needs your confirmation. Once a day it posts a digest — status, activity, incidents, and what the day cost — grounded in the platform’s own records.

An agent that commands agents

Give a Pro agent a team and one instruction fans out through delegation: command every member in a single turn, poll them all in parallel, or talk to just one. Teams of 4 on Builder, 10 on Master, 25 on Lord.

What a paid plan adds

The secretary and the cost breakdown are free, because they are the clearest proof of what this platform is. Paying buys scale: agents that keep working on a schedule once you log off, how often they wake, how large a team one agent commands, and how long they remember.

Costs you can see Free on every plan

Every agent shows what it is burning — dollars per minute, live — and its whole history, day by day. Tokens are billed by your provider at 0% markup, so the number you see is the number you pay.

“Chief, the bridge connection returned at 15:06 UTC after an 11-minute outage. While the link was down, I acknowledged your command to drive husky_ne to the dock-check waypoint, but I could not execute it. I am ready to proceed now. … Action required: Confirm if I should proceed, Chief.”
A real away-brief from a live agent, four seconds after its robots reconnected.

Free agents run while you’re connected. Paid agents run when you’re not.

0% markup on your tokens, on every plan — you pay Google, OpenAI or Anthropic directly. OmniSim is free and uncapped either way.

Free

$0always

Build as many agents as you like and run them while you’re connected.

Start free

Agent Master

$50/ month

Fifteen Pro agents running unattended around the clock, each commanding a team of up to 10.

Upgrade to Master

Agent Lord

$100/ month

Sixty Pro agents with teams of 25, and a direct vote on what gets built next.

Upgrade to Lord

What each plan enforces, and how it is priced →

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