Everpod puts your own AI agent on an always-on cloud computer, secured and backed up: run Claude Code, Codex or any agent you use on a machine that is yours, or have OpenClaw set up and run for you.
- A developer pod is a cloud computer you run yourself, with your pick of Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Pi, Hermes and OpenClaw installed, reached only over your own Tailscale network, so your agents keep working when your laptop is closed. The developer pod.
- An OpenClaw pod is OpenClaw set up and run for you on a private computer of its own: set up, secured, backed up and kept up to date for you. Create your agent.
Start either at everpod.ai, or have an agent you already use start it for you through the Everpod API.
- MCP server. Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw or another MCP client works with your Everpod account for you, with a key you make as the credential. Connect an agent; source in
mcp. - REST API. The same operations over HTTPS, with a bearer key. Reference.
- JavaScript SDK.
npm install @everpod-ai/sdk. Source insdk-node. - Python SDK.
pip install everpod-ai. Source insdk-python. - Skills. For a coding agent on your own computer, such as Claude Code or Codex: it gets you a developer pod and helps you connect it. For an OpenClaw agent: it starts a new agent or a developer pod for its owner, or prepares its own move onto a pod (
openclaw skills install @everpod/everpod). Both inskills.
Keys are made at everpod.ai/account/keys. Whether Everpod is up is at status.everpod.ai. Questions: support@everpod.ai.
