Your agents forget. Minion remembers.
One home for the memory, tasks, keys, code and scheduled jobs your agents use. Connect Claude, Cursor, Codex or ChatGPT today, switch tomorrow, and keep all of it.
- tokens billed to you. Your agent does the thinking.
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- MCP tools, search and execute, with everything behind them
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- home shared by every agent you connect
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- jobs that keep running with your laptop closed
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What your agents keep
Each one lives in Minion, not inside any one chat window. Pick one to see how it works.
Memory
Facts, preferences and working notes that every agent you connect can find, so a new chat or a new agent doesn't start from zero.
Notes
Markdown working docs your agents and your team share: plans, research, run logs and handoffs, with history, comments and self-expiring scratchpads.
Packages
Save the code your agent writes as a versioned package your whole organization can run, schedule and build on.
Storage
A key/value store and a SQLite database for every saved package, so jobs keep their place and apps keep their tables.
Triggers
Run your packages on a schedule, when a webhook arrives, when an email lands, or when something else in Minion happens. No chat window required.
Run history
Every execute call, job and webhook run kept with its logs and error, plus one list of what's waiting on a person, each with a link that clears it.
Secrets
Give your agents the API access they need. They use keys by name; Minion fills the value in on the way out and never hands it back.
Integrations
Connect accounts like GitHub and Google, and remote MCP servers, once. Your agents and packages use them without ever holding the tokens.
Team inbox
Every organization gets an email address its agents can read, search, reply from and automate, with rules for who gets in.
Tasks
A shared task board for your team and its agents, with checklists, reminders and progress comments from people and agents alike.
Skills
Your team's playbooks, written once and loaded by every agent when the task calls for them.
Apps
Ask your agent for a tool that fits the job. Minion hosts the app at its own address, keeps its data, and connects it to the packages you already use.
Where your setup lives today
When something needs you
Jobs run without you. When one can't, Minion tells you what's stuck and why, without anyone digging through logs.
Needs attention
Approvals to give, connections to reconnect, keys about to expire, quarantined mail, failing jobs: one list of what's waiting on a person, each with a link that clears it.
Run history
Every scheduled, webhook and event run is kept with its logs and error. Fix the package, re-run the job, and mark the failure resolved or ignored.
Questions people ask first
Does the model ever see my API keys?
No. Secrets are stored server-side and your agent refers to them by name. Minion makes the call and hands back the result. The key itself never goes into a prompt.
Which agents work with Minion?
Anything that speaks MCP, including Claude, Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and ChatGPT, plus always-on agents like Hermes and OpenClaw. You can connect several at once, and they all share the same home.
Can my agent manage my tasks?
Yes. Ask it to add tasks, find open or overdue work, change priorities, or mark a task complete. You can also use the Tasks page in the dashboard. Names, notes, tags, due dates and completion are shared with your team, so another connected agent can pick up the same work.
Does Minion run its own AI model?
No agent loop and no tokens billed to you. Your agent does the reasoning and Minion does the work. The only model Minion touches is a small embedding model that indexes search.
What happens when I switch agents?
Connect the new one. Your memories, tasks, secrets, packages and jobs stay in Minion, ready for the next agent.
What does it cost?
There's a free tier with tight limits and a paid plan for heavier daily automation. See the pricing page for details.
Bring the agent you already pay for
Free to start. Connect over MCP, save one memory, then ask a different agent about it.