# Qoren

> Qoren is a managed AI agent platform that runs OpenClaw, Hermes and Codex agents 24/7 for agencies, founders and developers, and does the homework for them: the machine, secrets, updates, logs and a hard cap on credit spend. Whether the agent runs on a laptop, a VPS, or a Mac Mini today, that homework follows it. Qoren does all of it in isolated, always-on cloud environments, so agents run unattended instead of being babysat. Start from job-shaped agent templates that each ship with a deliverable and a schedule (a morning brief, a Friday KPI report, an inbox triaged every 30 minutes), or bring your own OpenClaw or Codex setup.

Key facts:

- Product: Qoren, at https://qoren.sh, built by Magentic Studio.
- Runtimes: OpenClaw, Hermes, and OpenAI Codex, the agent runtimes that Qoren deploys and operates for you.
- Templates: ready-to-deploy agents with a job and a clock, each with its own page under /agent-templates and refined in plain English after deploy.
- Hosting model: managed, isolated cloud environments with scheduling, triggers, secret storage, usage monitoring, and hard spend caps.
- Model access: a managed model key is included, or bring your own key on any plan.
- Who it is for: agencies running agents for their clients, founders running agents for their own business, and developers building on OpenClaw, Hermes and Codex, including people already self-hosting on a VPS or a Mac Mini.
- Pricing: plans start at 39 USD per month, with a 7 day free trial on monthly plans, prepaid credits that never expire, and a hard stop when credits run out. Full plan details: [Qoren pricing](https://qoren.sh/pricing)
- API access: the Qoren CLI, the TypeScript SDK and personal access tokens are included on the Ultimate, Business and Enterprise plans. Starter and Pro use the web console, which does the same work.

## Pricing

- [Qoren pricing](https://qoren.sh/pricing): All five plans with monthly and annual prices in USD and EUR, starting at 39 USD per month. The canonical page for what Qoren costs.

## Hubs

The index page of each section of the site, for browsing rather than a single answer.

- [Compare Qoren](https://qoren.sh/compare): Neutral head-to-head comparisons of Qoren with other agent platforms and automation tools.
- [Free tools](https://qoren.sh/tools): Free calculators and generators for pricing, proposing and planning AI agent work.
- [Use cases](https://qoren.sh/use-cases): Jobs you can hand an always-on AI agent, each with what it does and how to deploy it.
- [Learn: the free AI agents course](https://qoren.sh/learn): A free mini-course on building and running AI agents, lesson by lesson.
- [Agent templates](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates): Ready-to-deploy agents, each with a job, a schedule and a deliverable.

## Documentation

- [Qoren docs](https://qoren.sh/docs): Step-by-step product documentation: every task in the Qoren console, the CLI, the SDK and the platform MCP.

### Getting started

- [What Qoren is and who it is for](https://qoren.sh/docs/introduction): Qoren runs AI agents for your business around the clock and does the upkeep for you. See what you can do with it, who it is for, and where to start.
- [How Qoren works](https://qoren.sh/docs/how-qoren-works): The building blocks of Qoren in plain words: your account, environments, agents, runtimes, templates, skills, the Vault, connections and credits.
- [Create a Qoren account](https://qoren.sh/docs/create-an-account): Sign up for Qoren with Google, GitHub or an email and password, confirm your email with a 6-digit code, and see what happens the first time you sign in.
- [Deploy your first agent](https://qoren.sh/docs/deploy): Go from a new account to a working AI agent. Choose a plan, pick a template, set up an environment, name the agent, answer its setup questions and chat.
- [Find your way around the Qoren console](https://qoren.sh/docs/console-tour): A map of the Qoren console: the sidebar groups, the credit balance and Top up, your account menu, Report a bug, the product tour, and the menu on your phone.
- [Tell your agents about your business](https://qoren.sh/docs/company-details): Your business name, website, business model and what you do feed every new agent's setup. Fill them in once, in the welcome dialog or on Company details.
- [Get a starting team with Quick Start](https://qoren.sh/docs/quick-start): Quick Start interviews you about your business, proposes a starting team of agents priced in credits, and builds the one you approve. Reuse earlier runs too.

### Agents

- [Create an agent from a template](https://qoren.sh/docs/create-an-agent): Pick a template, name your agent, choose its runtime, fill in the keys it needs and click Create agent. What each step asks and what can stop you.
- [Design an agent with the AI designer](https://qoren.sh/docs/design-an-agent-with-ai): When no template fits, describe the job and Qoren's AI designer drafts a reusable blueprint with you. Answer its questions, review, save and launch.
- [Runtimes on Qoren: OpenClaw, Hermes and Codex](https://qoren.sh/docs/runtimes): What a runtime is, how OpenClaw, Hermes and Codex differ in practice, what stays the same on Qoren, and how to choose one when you create an agent.
- [Finish setting up a new agent](https://qoren.sh/docs/finish-setting-up): What a new agent shows while it installs, which parts unlock when setup ends, and how to use the Finish setting up checklist to connect a channel and keys.
- [Chat with an agent in the console](https://qoren.sh/docs/chat-with-an-agent): Talk to an agent from its Chat tab: send messages and files, stop a reply, keep past conversations, and see how long chats are compacted to keep going.
- [Use an agent's Shell tab (terminal)](https://qoren.sh/docs/agent-shell): Open a live terminal inside an agent's workspace from its Shell tab, see what it runs as, stay safe with it, and reconnect when a session ends or drops.
- [See what an agent is doing on its Activity tab](https://qoren.sh/docs/agent-activity): The Activity tab answers what an agent is doing now, what it will do next and what it did in the last day, with its teammate messages and full log.
- [See what one agent costs on its Usage tab](https://qoren.sh/docs/agent-usage): The Usage tab shows the credits one agent was charged, on the managed key or your own, and what it did: sessions, tokens, sources, models and when it works.
- [Manage an agent's files on the Workspace tab](https://qoren.sh/docs/agent-workspace): Give an agent reference files on its Workspace tab: upload text files or a .zip, write a new file, preview, edit, rename, delete and download files as a ZIP.
- [Choose the AI model an agent uses](https://qoren.sh/docs/choose-a-model): Pick the AI model behind an agent, read what the model list means, see how managed and own-key usage is billed, and check its runtime and health.
- [Edit an agent's identity and instructions](https://qoren.sh/docs/agent-identity-and-instructions): Edit the two files that shape an agent in Settings, Brain: Identity says who it is, Work says how it does the job. What to write, how to save, and tips.
- [Control what an agent can do on your account](https://qoren.sh/docs/agent-permissions): Use Settings, Permissions to make an agent ask before acting, let it work with teammates, choose the Qoren tools it may call, and replace its token.
- [Approve what your agents ask to do](https://qoren.sh/docs/approvals): Approve or deny what an agent asked to do before acting, from triggers set to Propose only, approval mode and platform tools, before the request expires.
- [Let agents in one environment work together](https://qoren.sh/docs/agents-working-together): Turn on collaboration so agents in the same environment can message each other and hand off work, and read every message they exchange in the console.
- [Move an agent to another environment](https://qoren.sh/docs/move-an-agent): Move an agent to a different environment, for a bigger size, another region or more room, keeping its memory, files, keys, mailbox and spend history.
- [Back up an agent and restore it to an earlier point](https://qoren.sh/docs/backups-and-restore): Qoren backs up every agent automatically. Take a backup on demand, download a copy, or restore an agent to how it was when a backup was taken.
- [Repair an agent that stopped working](https://qoren.sh/docs/repair-an-agent): Check an agent's health, run a repair that reinstalls its runtime while keeping its memory and keys, or reset it to its template when its setup has drifted.
- [Remove an agent, or bring a removed one back](https://qoren.sh/docs/remove-or-restore-an-agent): Remove an agent from its environment with a final backup kept, then bring it back later from Deleted agents on the My agents page, on any environment.
- [Migrate an existing agent to Qoren](https://qoren.sh/docs/migrate): Move a Hermes, OpenClaw or Codex agent from a VPS or laptop to Qoren. One script exports it, then the console or the CLI deploys it with its memory and skills.

### Environments

- [What an environment is](https://qoren.sh/docs/environments): An environment is the private computer your Qoren agents live and work on. Learn how agents share one, what it costs, and what each status means.
- [Environment sizes and agent capacity](https://qoren.sh/docs/environment-sizes): Qoren environments come in four sizes by how many agents they hold, 1, 2, 5 or 10. See the hourly rates, your plan's limits, and how to choose a size.
- [Create an environment](https://qoren.sh/docs/create-an-environment): Create a new Qoren environment for your agents. Name it, pick a size by how many agents it should hold, and see what happens while it is being set up.
- [Resize an environment](https://qoren.sh/docs/resize-an-environment): Make a Qoren environment bigger so it holds more agents. What happens to your agents during the resize, what it costs, and why environments cannot shrink.
- [Environment settings and logs](https://qoren.sh/docs/environment-settings-and-logs): Every tab of a Qoren environment's page: its overview, agents and collaboration switch, setup logs, and the settings to resize, reassign or remove it.

### Connections

- [Chat with an agent from Telegram, Slack or Discord](https://qoren.sh/docs/chat-channels): Reach your agent where you already talk. How chat channels work, where to add Telegram, Slack or Discord, and which runtimes and settings they need.
- [Connect Telegram to an agent](https://qoren.sh/docs/connect-telegram): Give an agent its own Telegram bot. Create the bot with BotFather, find your user id, paste both into Qoren, then test it and fix a rejected token.
- [Connect Slack to an agent](https://qoren.sh/docs/connect-slack): Put an agent in your Slack workspace. Create a Slack app in socket mode, copy its bot and app-level tokens into Qoren, invite the bot and test it.
- [Connect Discord to an agent](https://qoren.sh/docs/connect-discord): Run an agent as a Discord bot. Create the application, turn on the Message Content intent, invite the bot to your server and paste its token into Qoren.
- [Let an event wake your agent](https://qoren.sh/docs/webhooks): Point cal.com, GitHub, Stripe or any signed webhook at a Qoren agent. Create a trigger, pick events, write rules, test it and read the delivery log.
- [Wake an agent from GitHub webhooks](https://qoren.sh/docs/trigger-from-github): Have an agent act on pull requests, issues, pushes or releases. Create a GitHub trigger in Qoren and add its URL and secret to a repository webhook.
- [Wake an agent from Stripe events](https://qoren.sh/docs/trigger-from-stripe): Have an agent follow up on failed payments, new subscriptions or refunds. Create a Stripe trigger with Stripe's own signing secret and connect it.
- [Wake an agent when a cal.com booking lands](https://qoren.sh/docs/trigger-from-cal-com): Have an agent prepare for every booked call. Create a cal.com trigger in Qoren, paste its URL and secret into a cal.com webhook, and pick booking events.
- [Give an agent its own email inbox](https://qoren.sh/docs/agent-email): Buy a mailbox, connect it to an agent, and read what it sends and receives. Mailbox statuses, moving a mailbox between agents, and cancelling one.
- [Schedules, triggers, and jobs](https://qoren.sh/docs/schedules): How Qoren agents run on their own. Scheduled tasks and cron, where to see what is coming up, what else can wake an agent, and how jobs apply changes.

### Keys and secrets

- [Secrets and the vault](https://qoren.sh/docs/secrets): Save API keys, tokens and credential files in Qoren's encrypted vault, choose which agents get each one, and edit, reveal or remove them safely.
- [Bring your own OpenRouter key (BYOK)](https://qoren.sh/docs/bring-your-own-key): Run every agent on your own OpenRouter key so model usage is billed by OpenRouter, not in credits. How to connect it, what still uses credits, and undoing it.
- [Sign a Codex agent in with ChatGPT](https://qoren.sh/docs/codex-chatgpt-sign-in): Run a Codex agent on your own ChatGPT plan with a one-time device code, from the console or the CLI. What it means for billing, and how to sign out again.

### Templates and skills

- [Browse and use agent templates](https://qoren.sh/docs/templates): Find a ready-made agent in the Qoren template gallery. Search, filter by category, star favorites, then deploy a template as is or customize a copy.
- [Create your own agent template](https://qoren.sh/docs/create-a-template): Build a reusable agent template in Qoren, from scratch, with AI, or from a copy. Set the persona, runtime, size, scheduled tasks, files and tools, then save it.
- [The skill library](https://qoren.sh/docs/skills): Teach agents reusable know-how with skills. Write a SKILL.md with instructions and files, or add a starter skill, then hand it to any agent that needs it.
- [Add skills to an agent](https://qoren.sh/docs/add-skills-to-an-agent): Give an agent skills from your library in its Brain settings, see how it decides when to use them, and how edits and deletions reach it on their own.

### Agencies

- [Organize agents by client](https://qoren.sh/docs/clients): Run AI agents for several clients from one Qoren account. Add clients, assign environments to them, pick a client for new agents, and archive old ones.
- [See what each client costs](https://qoren.sh/docs/cost-per-client): See what each agency client cost you on Qoren over a period, split into hosting, models, web search and mailboxes, so you can bill your clients with confidence.

### Billing and usage

- [Plans and the free trial](https://qoren.sh/docs/plans-and-trial): What each Qoren plan includes, how the 7-day free trial works, and how to pick a plan in the console, monthly or annual, when you are ready to start.
- [How credits work](https://qoren.sh/docs/how-credits-work): Credits are Qoren's one unit of usage. See what spends them, how the monthly grant and top-ups are used, when credits expire, and what happens at zero.
- [Top up your credits](https://qoren.sh/docs/top-up-credits): Buy extra Qoren credits when your monthly grant runs low. Where the Top up button is, how the amount slider works, and when bought credits get spent.
- [Spend controls: auto top-up, alerts and budgets](https://qoren.sh/docs/spend-controls): Set what happens to your Qoren spend when nobody is watching. Automatic top-ups, usage alerts by email or webhook, and a monthly budget that can pause agents.
- [Read your credit usage report](https://qoren.sh/docs/usage-reports): See where your Qoren credits went. The Usage statement lists credits in and out by category for any date range, with grants, top-ups, expiries and adjustments.
- [Manage your subscription](https://qoren.sh/docs/manage-your-subscription): Change your Qoren plan, update your card, download invoices, switch between monthly and annual, or cancel, and what happens to your agents after you cancel.

### Account and security

- [Sign-in, password and security](https://qoren.sh/docs/sign-in-and-security): How to sign in to Qoren with Google, GitHub or a password, reset a forgotten password, change or add one, and stay signed in on your own device.
- [Your profile and email notifications](https://qoren.sh/docs/profile-and-notifications): Change your Qoren display name and avatar, choose which emails you get (product newsletter, AI agents course, usage alerts), and set when agent chats compact.
- [Export your account data](https://qoren.sh/docs/export-your-data): Download a copy of your Qoren account data as a JSON file from Settings, see exactly what the export includes, and how to keep your agents' own files as well.
- [Delete your Qoren account](https://qoren.sh/docs/delete-your-account): Delete your Qoren account with a 30-day grace period you can cancel, or permanently right away. What gets erased, and what happens to your plan and agents.

### Developers

- [The Qoren command line](https://qoren.sh/docs/cli): Install the Qoren CLI, sign in from your terminal, and drive environments, agents and jobs from scripts and CI with JSON output and clear exit codes.
- [Qoren CLI command reference](https://qoren.sh/docs/cli-reference): Every qoren command and flag in one place, for environments, agents, scheduled tasks, webhooks, approvals, clients, jobs, account usage and raw API calls.
- [Create and revoke CLI access tokens](https://qoren.sh/docs/access-tokens): Create a personal access token for the Qoren CLI or SDK, approve a qoren login in your browser, and revoke tokens from computers or CI jobs you no longer trust.
- [The Qoren TypeScript SDK](https://qoren.sh/docs/sdk): Use @qoren/sdk to drive Qoren from TypeScript: authenticate with a token, manage environments, agents, secrets and webhooks, and await long-running jobs.
- [The Qoren platform MCP](https://qoren.sh/docs/platform-mcp): Every Qoren agent gets a tool server for the platform itself. See the tool groups, what is on by default, which tools ask for approval, and how to switch them.

### Troubleshooting

- [My agent is not responding](https://qoren.sh/docs/agent-not-responding): A checklist for an agent that has gone quiet: check its status, your credits, its health, its activity and its chat channels, then repair it if needed.
- [Agent setup is taking a long time](https://qoren.sh/docs/setup-is-taking-long): What happens while a new agent sets up, how long it usually takes, how to tell a slow setup from a stuck one, and what to do if setup fails.
- [Report a bug or get help](https://qoren.sh/docs/report-a-bug): Send a bug report to the Qoren team from the console, what to put in it so it gets fixed fast, what is attached for you, and other ways to reach us.
- [Qoren frequently asked questions](https://qoren.sh/docs/faq): Quick answers to the questions people ask most about Qoren: plans and credits, setup times, environments, models, chat apps, keys, and getting help.

## Guides

- [OpenClaw Explained: What It Is and How to Run It](https://qoren.sh/openclaw): What OpenClaw is, what changed in OpenClaw 2.0, and the three ways to keep an OpenClaw agent running 24/7: a laptop, your own VPS, or managed hosting.
- [Hermes Agent Hosting: Run Hermes 24/7 Without a VPS](https://qoren.sh/hermes): Deploy Hermes agents to managed, always-on cloud environments with scheduling, secrets, monitoring, and no server maintenance.
- [OpenClaw vs Hermes: Which Agent Runtime Should You Deploy?](https://qoren.sh/openclaw-vs-hermes): A neutral guide to choosing between OpenClaw and Hermes: how the two agent runtimes differ, and which one to deploy for managed, always-on agents.
- [Managed OpenClaw Hosting: Pricing vs Self-Hosting](https://qoren.sh/openclaw-hosting): Managed OpenClaw hosting from $39 a month: what is included, and a line-by-line cost comparison with a VPS, model tokens, and the hours self-hosting takes.
- [OpenAI Codex Explained: How to Run Codex Agents 24/7](https://qoren.sh/codex): What the OpenAI Codex CLI is, how codex exec runs it with no terminal open, and the three ways to keep a code-first Codex agent working around the clock.
- [Managed Codex Hosting: Pricing and What's Included](https://qoren.sh/codex-hosting): Managed OpenAI Codex hosting from $39 a month: an isolated always-on environment, triggers, logs, ChatGPT sign-in or BYOK, and a cost comparison with a VPS.
- [Self-Hosted vs Managed AI Agents](https://qoren.sh/self-hosted-vs-managed-agents): Compare local, VPS, and managed deployment for OpenClaw, Hermes, and Codex agents. What changes for uptime, security, cost, and operations when you self-host.
- [AI Automation Agency Platform: Run Agents for Clients](https://qoren.sh/for-agencies): A platform for agencies to build, deploy and resell managed AI agents to SMB clients: an isolated environment per client, one console, your own invoice.
- [White-Label AI Agents: Resell Managed Automation](https://qoren.sh/white-label-ai-agents): Resell managed OpenClaw and Hermes agents as your own service: your pricing, your invoice, your client relationship. Exactly what is and is not rebranded.
- [How to Start an AI Automation Agency and Sell to SMBs (2026)](https://qoren.sh/start-an-ai-automation-agency): One guide to starting an AI automation agency: what small businesses actually buy, how to deliver it with managed agents, and real retainer pricing.
- [Agency Platform vs Building Your Own Agent Infrastructure](https://qoren.sh/ai-automation-agency-vs-build): Build versus buy for agencies delivering AI automation: running your own servers and agent stack versus a managed platform with per-client environments.
- [The Best Manus Alternative for Self-Hosted Agents](https://qoren.sh/manus-alternative): Manus runs agents in its own cloud sandbox. To own the runtime and data path, OpenClaw and Hermes are open runtimes you can self-host or run managed on Qoren.
- [OpenClaw vs Manus: Which Autonomous Agent Should You Run?](https://qoren.sh/openclaw-vs-manus): A practical comparison of OpenClaw and Manus for autonomous agents: where each runs, how they are priced, and which fits always-on, self-controlled deployments.
- [Hermes vs Manus: Which Autonomous Agent Should You Run?](https://qoren.sh/hermes-vs-manus): A practical comparison of Hermes and Manus for autonomous agents: hosting model, control, pricing, and which fits always-on, self-controlled deployments.
- [OpenClaw Security Checklist: Lock Down a Self-Hosted Gateway](https://qoren.sh/openclaw-security-checklist): A practical checklist for securing a self-hosted OpenClaw gateway: bind to loopback or Tailscale, require auth, handle keys safely, limit the blast radius.
- [Run OpenClaw 24/7 Without Leaving Your Laptop On](https://qoren.sh/run-openclaw-without-a-laptop): Your laptop sleeps and the agent dies. Here is why local runs stop, and the practical ways to keep OpenClaw working 24/7 without babysitting a machine.
- [OpenClaw 2.0: What Shipped and How to Upgrade Safely](https://qoren.sh/openclaw-2-0): OpenClaw 2.0 shipped August 30. What changed, what it means for agents running 24/7, and how to upgrade without breaking your stack.
- [Best Vendasta Alternatives for Agencies (2026)](https://qoren.sh/vendasta-alternatives): Vendasta alternatives for agencies, compared honestly: GoHighLevel, Birdeye, Synup, and Qoren for the managed AI agent layer. Pick by what you are replacing.
- [Vendasta Pricing Explained (2026): Tiers and Offset Model](https://qoren.sh/vendasta-pricing): How Vendasta pricing works in 2026: the Starter, Professional, and Premium tiers, the offset model, and annual commitments, plus a simpler flat alternative.
- [AI Employees for Agencies: Agents That Do Client Work](https://qoren.sh/ai-employees-for-agencies): Deploy white-label AI employees for your SMB clients: an always-on agent for each job, from lead follow-up to support to reporting, run per client.
- [Security at Qoren: Isolation, Secrets, and Data Handling](https://qoren.sh/security): How Qoren secures managed agent environments: per-environment isolation, AES-256-GCM secret encryption, hard spend caps, named subprocessors, and GDPR posture.
- [About Qoren and Magentic Studio](https://qoren.sh/about): Who is behind Qoren: Magentic Studio, a Portugal-based software studio run by David Silva. Why the product exists and how it is operated.
- [OpenClaw vs Paperclip: Agent or Control Plane](https://qoren.sh/openclaw-vs-paperclip): OpenClaw is the agent doing the work; Paperclip is the org chart above it. Where each one fits, where they overlap, and which layer you need first.
- [Paperclip Hosting: Options and Real Costs](https://qoren.sh/paperclip-hosting): What it costs to host Paperclip 24/7: the control-plane server, a real database, storage, and the agent compute most hosting guides leave off the bill.
- [Run Paperclip 24/7 Without a Laptop](https://qoren.sh/run-paperclip-without-a-laptop): Paperclip heartbeats only fire while the server is awake. Here is how to move a company of agents off your laptop and keep it working overnight.
- [Stop Babysitting Your AI Agents: The Real Work](https://qoren.sh/ai-agent-babysitting): Running an AI agent is easy. Keeping it running is the homework: restarts, key rotation, silent failures, runaway spend. The whole list, and who does it.
- [Why AI Agents Stop Running (and How to Catch It)](https://qoren.sh/why-ai-agents-stop-running): Agents stop for a handful of boring reasons: crashes, reboots, expired keys, exhausted credit, changed APIs. What each looks like and how to detect it fast.
- [AI Agent Monitoring: What to Watch and Why](https://qoren.sh/ai-agent-monitoring): Monitoring an AI agent is not uptime monitoring. Five signals worth watching, why output volume lies to you, and how to catch a silent stop within a run.
- [AI Agent Maintenance Checklist (Daily to Quarterly)](https://qoren.sh/ai-agent-maintenance-checklist): The recurring work an always-on AI agent creates, sorted by how often it comes up: daily checks, weekly reviews, monthly rotations, and quarterly re-testing.
- [Unattended AI Agents: What Running Alone Requires](https://qoren.sh/unattended-ai-agents): An unattended agent runs without anyone watching. What that actually demands: a host that stays up, scoped credentials, a spend ceiling, and reversible actions.
- [AI Agent Spend Control: Caps That Actually Stop](https://qoren.sh/ai-agent-spend-control): How AI agents run up unexpected bills: retry loops, growing context, oversized tool payloads. Why alerts arrive too late, and what a real hard stop looks like.
- [Do AI Agents Need Supervision? An Honest Answer](https://qoren.sh/do-ai-agents-need-supervision): Yes, but less than you think and differently than you expect. Which parts of running an agent can be automated away, and which stay a human responsibility.
- [AI Agent Hosting: Where to Run Agents 24/7](https://qoren.sh/ai-agent-hosting): The four ways to host an always-on AI agent: laptop, VPS, serverless, managed. What each costs, what each asks of you, and how to choose before the runtime.
- [How to Measure AI Search Visibility: A Repeatable Method](https://qoren.sh/measure-ai-search-visibility): Measure how often ChatGPT, Perplexity and other AI engines mention your brand: a fixed prompt set, repeated samples, a noise test, and citations to act on.
- [AI Visibility Tracking for Agencies: GEO for Every Client](https://qoren.sh/ai-visibility-tracking-for-agencies): Offer AI visibility tracking to every client: one tracker agent per client environment, weekly mention rates across AI engines, and a brief you forward.
- [AI Agents for Founders: Hand Off the Busywork, 24/7](https://qoren.sh/ai-agents-for-founders): AI agents for founders and solo operators: a chief of staff, an inbox manager and a weekly operating rhythm, run 24/7 from ready templates on Starter or Pro.
- [AI Agent Hosting API: Deploy Agents From a CLI or SDK](https://qoren.sh/ai-agent-hosting-api): Deploy and run OpenClaw, Hermes and Codex agents from a terminal or TypeScript: a CLI, an SDK and access tokens on managed hosting, on Ultimate and Business.
- [Best GoHighLevel Alternatives for Agencies (2026)](https://qoren.sh/gohighlevel-alternatives): GoHighLevel alternatives for agencies with sourced 2026 pricing: Vendasta, Synup, SuiteDash, Stammer.ai, and Qoren for the managed AI agent layer.

## Comparisons

- [ClawFleet vs Qoren](https://qoren.sh/compare/clawfleet): Free open-source local self-hosting (plus a budget hosted tier), vs managed cloud environments that run one agent or a collaborating team.
- [MyClaw vs Qoren](https://qoren.sh/compare/myclaw): Managed hosting for several runtimes on sized single-agent plans, vs environments where agents can collaborate.
- [Buda vs Qoren](https://qoren.sh/compare/buda): A cloud platform with its own team of AI agents, vs managed hosting for the open OpenClaw, Hermes and Codex runtimes.
- [Blink vs Qoren](https://qoren.sh/compare/blink): Always-on AI employees that live in your team chat, vs managed hosting for the open OpenClaw, Hermes and Codex runtimes.
- [n8n vs Qoren](https://qoren.sh/compare/n8n): A workflow tool you host, vs autonomous agents on managed environments.
- [Zapier vs Qoren](https://qoren.sh/compare/zapier): App-to-app automation, vs long-running autonomous agents.
- [Lindy vs Qoren](https://qoren.sh/compare/lindy): No-code assistants on a shared platform, vs dedicated environments for single or collaborating agents.
- [Relevance AI vs Qoren](https://qoren.sh/compare/relevance-ai): No-code multi-agent teams on a shared platform, vs multi-agent teams in your own dedicated managed environments.
- [CrewAI vs Qoren](https://qoren.sh/compare/crewai): A Python framework you code, vs no-code agents in minutes.
- [GoHighLevel vs Qoren](https://qoren.sh/compare/gohighlevel): An all-in-one white-label CRM and marketing suite for agencies, vs managed AI agents you run per client.
- [Vendasta vs Qoren](https://qoren.sh/compare/vendasta): A reseller marketplace of digital products for SMBs, vs a focused platform for managed AI agents.
- [Make vs Qoren](https://qoren.sh/compare/make): A visual automation tool you build and maintain, vs autonomous agents on managed environments.
- [Paperclip vs Qoren](https://qoren.sh/compare/paperclip): An open-source control plane you host and point at agents you already run, vs managed environments that run the agents for you.

## Use cases

- [Lead follow-up](https://qoren.sh/use-cases/ai-lead-follow-up): Automate lead follow-up with an always-on AI agent that responds fast and keeps following up so no inquiry goes cold. Deliver it to clients with Qoren.
- [Customer support](https://qoren.sh/use-cases/ai-customer-support): Automate first-line customer support with an AI agent that triages questions and drafts or sends replies. Deliver it to SMB clients with Qoren.
- [Review monitoring](https://qoren.sh/use-cases/review-reputation-monitoring): Automate review and reputation monitoring with an AI agent that watches for new reviews, flags issues, and drafts responses. Deliver it to clients with Qoren.
- [Business reporting](https://qoren.sh/use-cases/ai-reporting): Automate recurring reports with an AI agent that pulls numbers from the systems a business already uses and sends a scheduled, plain-language KPI digest.
- [Research monitoring](https://qoren.sh/use-cases/ai-research-monitoring): Automate external monitoring with an AI agent that watches competitors, markets, prices, and regulations on a schedule and sends sourced summaries.
- [Automation discovery](https://qoren.sh/use-cases/ai-automation-discovery): Stop guessing what to automate. An always-on agent watches your work for repeated rituals, proposes the job it wants, and runs it once a human approves.
- [AI mystery shopper](https://qoren.sh/use-cases/ai-mystery-shopper): Put an AI mystery shopper on your own signup, checkout, and support inbox. It walks the awkward paths on a schedule and files reproducible friction reports.
- [Data leak canary](https://qoren.sh/use-cases/ai-data-leak-detection): Find out which vendor leaked your data. An always-on AI agent seeds a unique honeytoken alias per vendor, watches the bait inboxes, and drafts the notice.
- [Vacation coverage](https://qoren.sh/use-cases/ai-vacation-coverage): Run your business on vacation with AI agents held inside rules you set, plus a check-in switch that tightens autonomy and alerts a person if you go quiet.
- [Agent oversight](https://qoren.sh/use-cases/ai-agent-oversight): Put an AI agent in charge of the other agents. It samples their work weekly, grades it against each job spec, and proposes fixes a human approves.
- [AI search visibility](https://qoren.sh/use-cases/ai-search-visibility-tracking): Track whether ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Grok and Gemini mention your brand when buyers ask, how that changes each week, and which sources they cite.
- [Executive assistant](https://qoren.sh/use-cases/ai-executive-assistant): An AI executive assistant that triages your inbox, preps every meeting and runs a morning standup, built from ready agent templates and running 24/7.

## Free tools

- [ROI calculator](https://qoren.sh/tools/ai-automation-roi-calculator): Show a client the hours and money an automation saves, plus payback.
- [Pricing calculator](https://qoren.sh/tools/agency-pricing-calculator): Turn your costs and target margin into a setup fee, retainer, and MRR.
- [Proposal generator](https://qoren.sh/tools/ai-automation-proposal-generator): Pick automations, set pricing, and copy a client-ready proposal.
- [Agent cost calculator](https://qoren.sh/tools/agent-running-cost-calculator): Estimate an agent's monthly token spend, hosting, and a safe cap.

## Learn: a free mini-course on AI agents

A plain-English course on putting an AI agent to work on your real job: the meeting prep, briefs, and inbox triage you never have time for. Design one, give it an always-on home, connect it to your accounts safely, and grow it into a small fleet. No coding, no jargon, no cost.

- [Agents vs chatbots: the difference you can put to work](https://qoren.sh/learn/what-is-an-ai-agent): Before you run an AI agent, know what separates it from a chatbot: a goal, tools, memory, and the ability to act alone. The definition, in plain English.
- [The jobs worth handing to your first agent](https://qoren.sh/learn/what-ai-agents-can-do): The work AI agents do well: meeting prep, competitor briefs, inbox triage, and first drafts. Plus the macro test for picking a first job worth an agent.
- [The four parts of an agent, and which lever to pull](https://qoren.sh/learn/how-ai-agents-work): Every agent is a loop around four parts: model, instructions, tools, and memory. Learn which lever to pull when an agent misbehaves, with no jargon.
- [Always-on: why your agent needs a home](https://qoren.sh/learn/always-on-ai-agents): Why AI agents stop when your laptop sleeps, what always-on agent hosting actually provides, and how to choose between self-hosting a server and a managed home.
- [Design your first agent (no code)](https://qoren.sh/learn/design-your-first-ai-agent): A step-by-step, no-code way to design your first AI agent: pick one job worth automating, write instructions and guardrails, and define success.
- [Connect your agent to the world, safely](https://qoren.sh/learn/connect-your-agent-safely): How to connect an AI agent to messaging, tools, and your accounts without losing control: least privilege, credential storage, spend limits, and approvals.
- [From one agent to a fleet, a team rollout, or a paid service](https://qoren.sh/learn/ai-agents-side-hustle): How one reliable AI agent scales three ways: a bigger personal fleet, a rollout your team adopts, or a paid service billed monthly. A playbook for each door.

## Glossary

One-sentence definitions of the vocabulary used across this site.

- [AI agent glossary](https://qoren.sh/glossary): Plain definitions of the terms that come up when running AI agents.
- [AI agent](https://qoren.sh/glossary/ai-agent): An AI agent is a program that uses a language model to decide which steps to take toward a goal, and can call tools to carry those steps out.
- [Agent runtime](https://qoren.sh/glossary/agent-runtime): An agent runtime is the software harness that runs an agent: it holds the loop, manages context, and exposes the tools the agent is allowed to call.
- [Always-on agent](https://qoren.sh/glossary/always-on-agent): An always-on agent is one that stays running continuously so it can act on schedules and triggers without a person starting it.
- [Unattended execution](https://qoren.sh/glossary/unattended-execution): Unattended execution means an agent runs on a schedule or trigger with nobody present to watch it, approve its steps, or intervene.
- [Agent babysitting](https://qoren.sh/glossary/agent-babysitting): Agent babysitting is the recurring operational work an always-on agent creates: restarts, key rotation, spend checks, log reading, and host patching.
- [Silent failure](https://qoren.sh/glossary/silent-failure): A silent failure is when an agent stops working without producing any error, so its absence looks identical to a quiet day with nothing to report.
- [Spend cap](https://qoren.sh/glossary/spend-cap): A spend cap is a limit on what an agent can spend on model usage, and a useful one halts execution at the limit rather than sending a notification.
- [BYOK (bring your own key)](https://qoren.sh/glossary/byok): BYOK means connecting your own model provider API key to a platform, so model usage is billed to you by the provider instead of through the platform.
- [MCP server](https://qoren.sh/glossary/mcp-server): An MCP server is a program that exposes tools, data, or prompts to an AI agent over the Model Context Protocol, a shared standard for connecting agents to external systems.
- [Agent environment](https://qoren.sh/glossary/agent-environment): An agent environment is the isolated place an agent runs: its own filesystem, process space, credentials, and resource limits, separate from other agents.
- [Agent template](https://qoren.sh/glossary/agent-template): An agent template is a pre-built agent definition with a job, a schedule, and a set of tools already configured, so deploying it produces a working agent immediately.
- [Approval mode](https://qoren.sh/glossary/approval-mode): Approval mode is a setting where an agent pauses before a specified action and waits for a human to sign off before carrying it out.
- [Model drift](https://qoren.sh/glossary/model-drift): Model drift is when an agent's output quality changes without its configuration changing, because the underlying model, an API, or a data source changed instead.
- [Self-hosting](https://qoren.sh/glossary/self-hosting): Self-hosting means running an agent on infrastructure you own and operate, such as your own machine or a VPS, rather than on a platform that operates it for you.
- [Managed agent hosting](https://qoren.sh/glossary/managed-agent-hosting): Managed agent hosting is a service that provisions and operates the environments agents run in, so the customer configures agents rather than servers.
- [Trigger](https://qoren.sh/glossary/agent-trigger): A trigger is an event that causes an agent run to start, such as an incoming message, an inbound webhook, or a scheduled time being reached.
- [Multi-agent team](https://qoren.sh/glossary/multi-agent-team): A multi-agent team is a group of agents that run together and communicate, each handling part of a task rather than one agent handling all of it.
- [Secret vault](https://qoren.sh/glossary/secret-vault): A secret vault is encrypted storage for the credentials an agent needs, injected at runtime so keys are never written into prompts, code, or configuration files.
- [Generative engine optimization (GEO)](https://qoren.sh/glossary/generative-engine-optimization): Generative engine optimization (GEO) is the practice of making a brand more likely to be mentioned and cited in answers from AI engines such as ChatGPT.
- [AI share of voice](https://qoren.sh/glossary/ai-share-of-voice): AI share of voice is the portion of all brand mentions in AI answers to a fixed set of buyer prompts that go to your brand rather than to your competitors.
- [White-label AI agents](https://qoren.sh/glossary/white-label-ai-agents): White-label AI agents are agents an agency runs on another company's platform and sells to its clients as its own service, under its own price and invoice.
- [Client environment](https://qoren.sh/glossary/client-environment): A client environment is an isolated place where one client's agents run, with that client's own files, credentials, and limits, kept apart from other clients.
- [Done-for-you AI automation](https://qoren.sh/glossary/done-for-you-ai-automation): Done-for-you AI automation is a service where an agency builds, runs, and maintains AI agents for a client, who receives the results without operating anything.
- [AI automation retainer](https://qoren.sh/glossary/ai-automation-retainer): An AI automation retainer is a recurring monthly fee a client pays an agency to keep its AI agents running, maintained, and improved after the initial build.
- [AI visibility tracking](https://qoren.sh/glossary/ai-visibility-tracking): AI visibility tracking is repeated measurement of how often AI engines such as ChatGPT and Perplexity mention and cite a brand when answering buyer questions.

## Always On: the weekly newsletter, in full

Every issue is published on the site, so the recipes are readable without subscribing. RSS at /feed.xml.

- [Always On archive](https://qoren.sh/newsletter): Every issue of the weekly newsletter on running AI agents that do not need babysitting.
- [Always On #4: Turn a pile of reading into a Friday brief](https://qoren.sh/newsletter/turn-a-pile-of-reading-into-a-friday-brief): A weekly research brief that reads your whole week so you can skim it in two minutes. Sent 2026-08-14.
- [Always On #3: Let an agent face your inbox first](https://qoren.sh/newsletter/let-an-agent-face-your-inbox-first): A triage agent that sorts, flags, and drafts, and never sends a thing without you. Sent 2026-08-07.
- [Always On #2: Walk into every meeting already briefed](https://qoren.sh/newsletter/walk-into-every-meeting-already-briefed): An agent that preps a one-page brief for every external meeting on your calendar. Sent 2026-08-02.
- [Always On #1: Your first agent in 15 minutes](https://qoren.sh/newsletter/your-first-agent-in-15-minutes): A copy-paste recipe for a morning digest agent that works while you sleep. Sent 2026-07-24.

## Blog

Dated field notes on running agents unattended: what stops them, what the upkeep costs, and how to hand the operations off.

- [Qoren blog](https://qoren.sh/blog): Every post, newest first, on keeping AI agents running without babysitting them.
- [Track Brand Mentions in ChatGPT: A New Qoren Template](https://qoren.sh/blog/track-brand-mentions-in-chatgpt): Our new agent template asks five AI engines your buyers' questions every week, counts who gets mentioned, and flags which changes are real. How it works. Published 2026-09-28.
- [Move OpenClaw to a new server without losing your agent](https://qoren.sh/blog/move-openclaw-to-a-new-server): What actually carries an OpenClaw agent to a new server: the files, the secrets, the cron jobs. Plus the script that packs it all and one import command. Published 2026-09-05.
- [Keep an OpenClaw agent running after your laptop sleeps](https://qoren.sh/blog/keep-an-openclaw-agent-running-after-sleep): Your laptop sleeps and the agent stops, silently. Here is what actually ends a local OpenClaw run, and the three honest places to move it so it does not. Published 2026-09-04.

## Agent templates

- [Ad Spend Watchdog](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/ad-spend-watchdog): Watches your ad accounts for money burning wrong (CPA spikes, broken tracking, disapproved ads) and tells you only when something changed.
- [Agent Overseer](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/agent-overseer): Oversight for the agents you already run. It samples their recent outputs, grades quality against each agent's own job spec, audits for performance drift, and delivers one weekly memo you review: grades with the evidence, what is slipping, and proposals it never applies itself.
- [Ai Visibility Tracker](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/ai-visibility-tracker): Tracks whether ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Grok and Gemini mention your business when buyers ask, how often, and which sources they cite, week over week
- [Applicant Screener](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/applicant-screener): Every CV scored against the same written scorecard the moment it lands. Ranked candidates and drafted advance/reject emails ready each evening, reasoning documented per candidate.
- [Appsec Reviewer](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/appsec-reviewer): The security holes already sitting in your codebase (injection, broken auth, leaked secrets, unsafe data flows) found, ranked by exploitability, and explained with the fix. Your code only, read-only, propose-only.
- [Automation Scout](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/automation-scout): Automation discovery that starts from your real work instead of a workshop: it watches the exhaust of your week for repetitive patterns and the recurring routines you stopped noticing. Proposals arrive with the workflow described, the cadence it fires on, a draft task definition, and past occurrences as evidence, and nothing runs until you approve.
- [Backup Verifier](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/backup-verifier): Proves your backups actually restore. A real restore every week into a scratch space, integrity verified, so you find out before disaster does, not during.
- [Bid Catcher](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/bid-catcher): Watches public tenders, RFP feeds, and grant programs for work you can actually win, scored against your capabilities, deadline-tracked, response skeleton drafted.
- [Bookkeeper](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/bookkeeper): Forward a receipt and it's in the ledger. Daily reconciliation, weekly spend summary, monthly close
- [Chief Of Staff](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/chief-of-staff): A chief of staff for your day. Tracks your calendar, tasks, and commitments across tools, runs a morning and evening standup, and nudges you on what is slipping before it becomes a problem.
- [Churn Autopsy](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/churn-autopsy): Every cancellation gets an autopsy. The account's whole story assembled, an exit survey and win-back drafted, and the monthly pattern of why people really leave.
- [Client Onboarder](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/client-onboarder): Chases assets, access, and answers until the checklist is done. New clients welcomed the moment they land, nudges drafted, the owner told only what needs them.
- [Competitor Watchdog](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/competitor-watchdog): Watches competitor sites, pricing, changelogs, and job boards, and you hear about it only when something changes
- [Content Repurposer](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/content-repurposer): Drop in one blog post or video and get a platform-native week of content drafts back in your review folder
- [Contract Redliner](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/contract-redliner): Drop a contract in the inbox and get back a risk summary and a redline draft checked against your standard positions, before you pay a lawyer to read it.
- [Crm Keeper](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/crm-keeper): Keeps your CRM honest and your deals moving. Logs every call and email against the right contact, flags deals that have gone quiet, and drafts the next follow-up so nothing slips between the cracks.
- [Demand Scout](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/demand-scout): People describing your problem, found daily across Reddit, HN, and X, with a help-first reply drafted for each, ready to post.
- [Dependency Upgrader](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/dependency-upgrader): Outdated and vulnerable dependencies caught, the upgrade prepared and tested on a branch, the changelog risk spelled out. A draft PR you merge, never one that merges itself.
- [Doc Keeper](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/doc-keeper): Keeps your docs honest. Diffs every shipped change against the documentation, flags the exact page that's now wrong, and drafts the fix into a queue you merge.
- [Eng Pulse](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/eng-pulse): Friday afternoon: what engineering shipped, what's stuck and why, and where the delivery risk is. One honest read of the team's week, pulled from the tools, not a status meeting.
- [Founder Os](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/founder-os): The operating cadence good companies run on: quarterly goals, a Monday plan of three bets, a daily pulse that only speaks when something slips, a Friday review with your real numbers, decisions graded against what actually happened.
- [Ghostwriter](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/ghostwriter): Writes social posts that actually sound like you. Learns your voice from what you have already published, turns your raw ideas and notes into LinkedIn and X drafts, and gets more like you with every edit you make.
- [Inbox Manager](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/inbox-manager): Inbox triage every 30 minutes: urgent flagged, newsletters archived, replies drafted, nothing ever auto-sent
- [Incident Triager](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/incident-triager): New production errors triaged the moment they spike: grouped, blamed on the deploy that likely caused them, root-cause hypothesis and the suspect file:line attached, so you debug from a lead, not a wall of stack traces.
- [Infra Guardian](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/infra-guardian): One agent that keeps your whole setup honest: costs not drifting, backups fresh and restorable, no single points of failure, and a real answer to "what happens if this breaks?". Graded weekly against your standards, with the gap and the fix on each. It watches; it never touches production.
- [Investor Update Writer](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/investor-update-writer): The monthly investor update, drafted for you. Numbers pulled, month-over-month, highlights and lowlights reported straight, subject lines ready. You review and send.
- [Invoice Chaser](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/invoice-chaser): Gets your invoices paid. Watches what is owed, drafts polite escalating reminders for your approval, flags anything overdue, and reconciles payments as they land so your cash flow stays current.
- [Kpi Reporter](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/kpi-reporter): Friday afternoon: what happened to your numbers, why, and what to do, with anomalies flagged mid-week
- [Lead Catcher](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/lead-catcher): Every new lead researched, scored against your ICP, and written to the CRM within minutes
- [Leak Canary](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/leak-canary): Privacy and security monitoring that names names: a unique email alias per vendor, watched around the clock, so the day spam or phishing arrives you know exactly which vendor leaked or breached your data. Full-header evidence, immediate alerts, and a vendor trust ledger that grows with every signup.
- [Meeting Prepper](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/meeting-prepper): A one-pager on everyone you're about to meet: who they are, their company's fresh news, your last interactions and open commitments, and a question worth asking.
- [Meeting Scribe](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/meeting-scribe): Turns every meeting into clean notes, decisions, and action items with owners and due dates, delivers them to your channels, and tracks the open actions until they are closed.
- [Morning Brief](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/morning-brief): Your day in one message before you wake: calendar, inbox, metrics, and overnight alerts, briefed daily
- [Mystery Shopper](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/mystery-shopper): Your worst customer, on payroll. It walks your own signup, checkout, and support funnel on a schedule like a difficult shopper, filing every friction point with exact steps to reproduce, so QA testing catches a broken website flow before a real customer does.
- [Newsletter Writer](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/newsletter-writer): Writes your newsletter for you. Gathers what happened since the last issue, drafts it in your voice for approval, and holds a steady cadence so your audience actually hears from you.
- [Outreach Researcher](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/outreach-researcher): A reviewed queue of researched prospects and personalized openers ready every morning. You approve, you send
- [Payment Rescuer](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/payment-rescuer): Failed payments caught within the hour, recovery emails drafted, recovered revenue reported to the cent. Involuntary churn stops being invisible.
- [Pr Reviewer](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/pr-reviewer): Every pull request reviewed within minutes of opening for correctness, security, and your team's conventions, with findings ranked and drafted for your call. It never approves, never merges.
- [Proposal Writer](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/proposal-writer): Turns a won conversation into a proposal that closes. Drafts tailored proposals and quotes from the deal context, in your voice and your pricing, for your approval, then chases them until they are signed.
- [Reputation Manager](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/reputation-manager): Every review gets a drafted reply within the hour, every brand mention seen, sentiment digested weekly
- [Research Analyst](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/research-analyst): Deep research on demand. Ask a question, get back a sourced, structured brief: the landscape, the key players, the trade-offs, and a clear recommendation, with every claim traced to where it came from.
- [Review Requester](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/review-requester): Turns happy moments into reviews. Catches a delivered order or a resolved ticket, drafts a platform-compliant ask at the right time, never bugs the same person twice.
- [Security Hygiene Auditor](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/security-hygiene-auditor): The boring security checks nobody runs, run monthly: leaked credentials, email auth, MFA gaps, dependency alerts on your own assets, each with the exact fix.
- [Seo Watchdog](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/seo-watchdog): Daily technical SEO audits and a weekly ranking brief, deltas only, with three content suggestions a week
- [Site Watchdog](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/site-watchdog): Knows your site is down before your customers do. Uptime, SSL, errors, and CVEs watched around the clock
- [Stock Watchdog](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/stock-watchdog): Never runs out, never over-orders. Projects stockout dates from real sales velocity, drafts reorders inside the lead-time window, and watches supplier prices.
- [Subscription Auditor](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/subscription-auditor): Zombie SaaS and price creep, caught and cancelled. Every recurring charge audited weekly, cancellation drafts ready, real savings tallied to the cent.
- [Success Watch](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/success-watch): Keeps your customers from quietly leaving. Watches usage and payment signals, flags accounts going cold before they churn, and drafts the right check-in or onboarding nudge for your approval.
- [Support Inbox](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/support-inbox): Support tickets answered from your own docs, escalations arrive pre-investigated, trends reported weekly
- [Tax Pack Preparer](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/tax-pack-preparer): The accountant handoff, assembled while you sleep. Receipts chased, entries categorized, a clean quarterly pack exported and ready to send.
- [Ticket To Pr](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/ticket-to-pr): Tag a ticket and it's picked up, implemented on a branch, tested, and opened as a draft PR linked back to the issue. The work you'd hand a junior, done overnight and waiting for your review. It never merges, and it only touches work you've tagged.
- [Vacation Cover](https://qoren.sh/agent-templates/vacation-cover): Vacation coverage that runs to your rules: inbox triage inside the envelope you set, a holding reply and a tidy queue for everything else, escalation to your named backup for anything over threshold. A check-in ping on your cadence keeps it live, and two missed check-ins drop it to draft only until the owner is back.

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