Keystroke provides a platform for teams to build internal AI agents and systems, integrating tools and workflows to automate complex tasks.
Why it matters
Y Combinator, Sequoia Capital
overview
Keystroke is an AI agent platform tool developed by Keystroke that enables technical and non-technical teammates to build powerful internal AI agents and workflow automations. It provides a comprehensive environment for creating, deploying, and managing AI systems using TypeScript within an organization's own repositories.
features
Keystroke provides a robust set of features designed to facilitate the development and deployment of AI agents and automated workflows. The platform emphasizes a TypeScript-first approach, allowing for version control and testing.
use cases
Keystroke is designed for a broad range of users across various business functions, from individual contributors to large enterprises, seeking to automate tasks and build AI-powered systems.
how to use
Keystroke allows users to build and deploy AI agents and workflows by writing TypeScript code within their own repositories, which are then managed by the platform. The platform provides a collaborative environment for development and deployment.
pricing
Keystroke operates on a freemium and usage-based model, offering different tiers to accommodate various user needs, from individual developers to large organizations. LLM usage incurs a 1.1x markup on the provider's listed price, or users can integrate their own API keys.
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