For you and your coding agent

Give your agent
a place to start.

Ask it to explore OmniLink, check the evidence and recommend a next step for your robot. Public exploration and connected operation are separate choices.

01 / Understand the offer

Your idea.
A brief you can review.

No account or OmniKey is needed to read these public pages. Use a coding agent that can browse websites or fetch Markdown.

Paste this into your agent

Explore https://www.omnilink-agents.com/explore.md for me. Explain OmniLink and OmniSim, compare the three robot services and their prices, and inspect the linked demonstrations and evidence. Ask what robot and outcome I have in mind, then recommend a starting point and draft a brief with inputs, deliverables and acceptance tests. Distinguish measured results from unverified claims. Do not create an account, connect tools or send anything on my behalf.

02 / Connect when you are ready

From exploring
to using OmniLink.

Your coding agent can help set up OmniLink and connect your tools. Sign-in and approval happen in the normal setup flow.

Ask your agent to set it up.

Set up OmniLink for me by following https://www.omnilink-agents.com/setup.md

An OmniKey and your active model-provider key are required for connected AI, including the Free plan. Model usage is separate. Your connected machine must stay running for robot control.

Read the setup guide ↗

Build and test in OmniSim.

OmniSim is the free, open-source robotics simulator and workshop for agents. Start without owning hardware, build a model of your robot, and test the behaviour before taking it further.

Windows has the only prebuilt package; other platforms build from source. Physical robot operation is unverified.