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Qoren deploys and runs OpenClaw and Hermes agents in managed, isolated cloud environments: you define what an agent does and what it may touch; the platform keeps it online, secret-safe, scheduled, and metered. These docs cover the product surface you will actually use.

The documentation

Docs · Deploy

Deploy your first agent

From sign-in to a live agent: pick a template, pick an environment size, name the agent, and deploy. What each step of the Qoren deploy flow does.

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Docs · Secrets

Secrets and the vault

How Qoren stores and injects agent credentials: the encrypted vault, value and file secrets, opt-in injection into an agent's .env, and the isolation model.

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Docs · Schedules

Schedules, triggers, and jobs

How Qoren agents run on their own: 5-field cron tasks in UTC, task priorities and reservations, messaging triggers, and reviewing runs in the logs.

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Docs · Webhooks

Let an event wake your agent

Point cal.com, GitHub or Stripe at a Qoren agent. How a webhook trigger checks the signature, filters events, and wakes the agent with your rules.

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Docs · Spend controls

Spend controls and billing behavior

How Qoren meters spend: the monthly credit grant, top-ups that never expire, the hard stop, a monthly budget, BYOK, and where to see usage.

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Docs · Runtimes

Runtimes: OpenClaw, Hermes, and Codex

What a runtime is on Qoren, how OpenClaw, Hermes, and Codex differ in practice, what is identical between them, and how templates decide the choice.

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Docs · CLI

The Qoren command line

Install the Qoren CLI, sign in from your terminal, and create environments, deploy agents and check usage. Includes scripting with JSON output and CI tokens.

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Docs · Migration

Bring an existing agent to Qoren

Move an existing Hermes, OpenClaw or Codex agent from a VPS or laptop to Qoren. One script exports it, one CLI command deploys it with memory, skills and tasks.

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Docs · Platform MCP

The Qoren platform MCP

Every Qoren agent gets a hosted MCP server for the platform itself. What the six capability groups cover, the environment ceiling, and what is audited.

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Runtime and security guides

Reading only goes so far.

Deploy a template, watch its first scheduled run, and the rest of these docs will read like a map of things you have already seen.

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