Somodus is a Claude-based AI agent platform that turns plain-language descriptions into autonomous workers — what some teams call AI employees or digital coworkers — designed by Anthropic's Claude, running 24/7 in the cloud on OpenAI's frontier models, with no coding, no servers, and no glue scripts.
Most "AI automation" tools still ask you to wire up workflows, manage credentials, and babysit retries. We think the right interface is much simpler: describe what should happen, and the agent runs on its own. Our mission is to make daily operational work — reporting, monitoring, notifications, content drafting — disappear into agents that you set up once and forget.
Write what the agent should do in plain language — for example, "every weekday morning, summarize new emails from these labels and post them to Notion."
Somodus turns the description into a configured agent that knows the tools, the schedule, and the integrations it needs. You review the plan before it goes live — human-in-the-loop by design.
The agent runs in the cloud on the schedule you set — minute, hourly, daily, weekly, monthly. It delivers reports by email or Telegram and surfaces errors so you only step in when needed.
Every Somodus agent is designed and written by Anthropic's Claude: it reads your plain-language description and builds the agent that will do the work — that's what makes a Somodus agent a true Claude-built AI agent rather than a template. At runtime, your agent runs on OpenAI's frontier models for the reasoning, extraction, and conversation it performs on every run. Somodus routes each job to the model best suited for it, and all AI usage is included in your plan.
Agents work across Google Workspace (Gmail, Sheets, Docs, Drive, Calendar, Photos), Notion, Telegram (including two-way voice chat with your agent), Slack, Discord, Instagram and Threads publishing, X (Twitter) monitoring, web search, YouTube transcripts, AI image generation, playable content (browser mini-games, interactive pages, and 3D scenes as shareable links), and email. If a service isn't built in but offers an official API with self-serve key authentication, you can bring your own API key and Somodus writes the integration for you.
Agents reply and report in your language — English, Korean (한국어), Japanese (日本語), Spanish (Español), Simplified Chinese (简体中文), and Traditional Chinese (繁體中文).
Yes — Anthropic's Claude designs and writes every Somodus agent from your plain-language description. At runtime, your agents run on OpenAI's frontier models for reasoning, extraction, and chat. You get the best model for each job, with all AI usage included in your plan.
Write what the agent should do in plain language, review the plan Somodus generates, and pick a schedule. Somodus then runs your Claude-based AI agent automatically in the cloud, 24/7 — there is no workflow editor and nothing to wire up.
Agents automate work across Google Workspace (Gmail, Sheets, Docs, Drive, Calendar, Photos), Notion, Telegram, Slack, Discord, Instagram, Threads, and email. They can also search the web, monitor X (Twitter) trends and posts, summarize YouTube videos, generate images, and publish rich HTML reports — chaining multiple steps into a single automation.
For AI-reasoning automations — summarizing, monitoring, analyzing, drafting, and publishing on a schedule — yes. For syncing data across thousands of different SaaS apps, Zapier's connector catalog remains the better fit, and many teams use both.
Somodus is free to start: the Free plan starts you with 60 credits, adds +10 free credits daily (up to 60), and includes full access to ready-made agents in the Agent Store. Paid plans start at $5/month (Basic — 200 credits, credit-only), with Starter at $11 (400 credits, 2 custom agents/month), Pro at $23 and Elite at $58. AI usage is included in every plan, so there is no separate LLM API bill.
Yes. Agents can publish posts to your own Instagram business account and your own Threads account on a schedule — for example, generating an image and caption each morning and publishing it automatically.
Yes. Deployed agents support two-way Telegram chat, including voice: send a voice message and the agent transcribes it, does the work, and can reply with spoken audio. By chat or voice you can ask questions, run the agent's actions, and adjust or pause its schedule. Details: somodus.com/telegram-voice-agent
Yes. Agents can generate playable content — browser mini-games, interactive pages, and 3D scenes — from a plain-language description, delivered as a somodus.com share link that works on phones and desktops. Because agents run on a schedule, they can deliver a fresh experience to your audience every day or week. Details: somodus.com/ai-game-generator
Usually, yes. If a service offers an official API with self-serve API key or token authentication, you can provide your own key (for example a Stripe or Twilio key) and Somodus writes the integration code for you. Services that require registering a custom OAuth app or a fixed IP allowlist are not supported.
Somodus connects through Google OAuth and requests only the permissions your agent needs. Stored credentials are protected with envelope encryption (a unique AES-256-GCM key per secret), secrets are never returned to the browser, and only server-verified code is ever deployed. Details: somodus.com/security
Anthropic's Claude (Opus-class) designs and builds your agent; OpenAI's frontier models (GPT-5-class) run it — reasoning, extraction, and conversation at runtime. You don't pick or manage models: Somodus routes each job to the model best suited for it, and all AI usage is included in your plan.
Somodus agents work like a digital coworker for recurring work: you describe the job once, and the agent actually does it on a schedule — reading, summarizing, updating, publishing, and reporting back. Unlike a chatbot, it does the work rather than just answering questions; it runs 24/7 in the cloud and works while you sleep, and you stay in the loop — you approve the plan before it goes live, and in Telegram chat it confirms with you before actions that publish or send.
It means you supervise the work instead of doing it: describe each agent's job in plain language, approve its plan, and then review reports and execution history while the agents run 24/7. On Somodus you can manage several agents this way — and steer them from Telegram chat, by text or voice. Details: somodus.com/agent-manager
Start with what Anthropic calls "the work around work": the recurring reading, summarizing, tracking, and reporting that surrounds your real job. Digests, monitoring, status updates, and publishing are ideal first agents — well-defined, scheduled, and easy to verify from the reports.
No. The models are the engines; Somodus is everything around them: it generates your agent's code from a plain-language description, hosts and schedules it 24/7 in the cloud, encrypts and manages your credentials, meters costs per run, pauses agents on critical errors, and provides a store of ready-made agents. Calling an AI API yourself replaces none of that.
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