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Install Agent AFK globally with Node.js 20 or newer using npm install -g agent-afk. Configure it for your repository and connect your preferred model provider. Use the CLI REPL, background daemon, or Telegram bridge to start tasks. Run slash skills such as /diagnose, /review, /shadow-verify, /mint, or /ship to orchestrate coding, verification, and release workflows. Agent AFK records traces and session state under ~/.afk/, notifies you when work finishes or stalls, and lets you inspect, resume, redirect, interrupt, or roll back runs.

Open Source
$0
Free forever. Includes the full CLI, REPL, daemon, Telegram bridge, slash skills, subagents, hooks, MCP, plugins, local traces, memory, and BYO-model support.
Supported
$5,000 per month
Agent AFK wired into your stack and kept running, including repository, daemon, and Telegram setup, custom skills and orchestration, direct maintainer access, and monthly working sessions.
Dedicated
$10,000 per month
Hands-on partnership with everything in Supported, priority response, weekly working sessions, CI and internal-tool integration, custom orchestration, plugins, skill development, and team onboarding.




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