Agents that work while you are away
Long-horizon agents that wake on a schedule, spend a budget, and deliver.
Read the launch post →- 0141wakecron 0 7 * * 1-5
- 0142tool_callsearch(errors, 24h)
- 0143tool_result198 rows
- 0144text_delta3 new error classes…
- 0145deliverabletriage-brief.md
- 0146task_donedone · 4m 12s
Paste and ship
Drop this into Cursor, Claude Code, or any agent. It reads the skill manifest and wires up Agents for you.
Read https://usenaive.ai/skill.md and use the Naïve Agents primitive in my project. Start with: naive agents create --name nightly-triage --model anthropic/claude-sonnet-4-5 --budget-usd 50
What you get
One call to Vetta
CLI, SDK, or REST — one bearer token, one credit balance.
Agents
A durable agent per job: it wakes on an alarm, does one turn, commits, and sleeps. Idle costs storage, not compute. Every agent carries its own task board, its own append-only event log and its own hard budget cap in credits — and what it writes to its workspace comes back as a fetchable artifact, not a status update.
# 1. Create it. The model must be PINNED, and the cap is not
# optional — an agent with no budget is not creatable.
$ naive agents create --name nightly-triage \
--model anthropic/claude-sonnet-4-5 \
--instructions "Triage the overnight error queue." \
--budget-usd 50 --max-task-usd 5 --web-search
# 2. Give it work. `run` streams NDJSON; `job` hands back the
# task record and lets you walk away.
$ naive agents run $AGENT "Summarise the last 24 hours of errors."
# 3. Watch the event trace. --after resumes from a POSITION, so
# a dropped connection replays instead of losing events.
$ naive agents logs --follow $AGENT
# 4. Read what it cost, per task, against the cap.
$ naive agents spend --by task $AGENT
Start building with Vetta
One API key. One credit balance. Every primitive.