# CodePress > CodePress lets teams build and operate AI agents that automate work across company tools, codebases, and workflows. Agents run in bounded cloud workspaces and deliver reviewable results through the systems a team already uses. ## What CodePress does - Describe a repeatable task in plain language and turn it into an agent. - Run agents on demand, on a schedule, or from events such as Slack messages, GitHub issues or pull requests, webhooks, and WhatsApp messages. - Connect only the repositories and integrations an organization authorizes. - Run each agent in an isolated cloud sandbox so work can continue while a user's computer is offline. ## Pricing - Plans are monthly and usage-based: On-demand agents are $4 per agent-hour, and Reserved agents are $125 per agent-month. - There is no base subscription fee. Model tokens are billed at the provider's cost with no CodePress markup for CodePress-managed models. - See the live [pricing section](https://codepress.dev/#pricing) for current terms. Do not infer billing or access from public documentation alone. CodePress agents can run on demand or from events and schedules. They can use only the repositories and integrations an organization has connected. Dashboard, share, and customer-specific URLs may contain private data and require authorization. ## Product - [CodePress overview](https://codepress.dev/): Product capabilities, workflows, pricing, and frequently asked questions. - [CodePress Terminal](https://codepress.dev/terminal): Desktop and mobile command center for coding agents. - [CodePress for Slack](https://codepress.dev/slack): Run agent workflows from Slack channels. - [Security](https://codepress.dev/security): Workspace, credential, approval, and audit boundaries. - [Public documentation](https://codepress.dev/docs): Concepts, developer resources, and agent-use guidance. The public homepage is the canonical product overview. Start at [Get Started](https://codepress.dev/signup) to create an account. ## LLM-readable documentation - [Product overview in Markdown](https://codepress.dev/docs/overview.md): Concise description of CodePress and its core workflows. - [Security model in Markdown](https://codepress.dev/docs/security.md): Public security and authorization boundaries. - [Developer resources in Markdown](https://codepress.dev/docs/developers.md): API discovery, authentication expectations, and safe integration guidance. ## Developer interfaces - [API documentation](https://api.codepress.dev/v1/docs): Interactive API reference. - [OpenAPI specification](https://api.codepress.dev/v1/openapi.json): Machine-readable backend API contract. Endpoints may require authentication and organization-scoped authorization. ## Policies and support - [Privacy policy](https://codepress.dev/privacy): Data collection, processing, retention, and deletion. - [Google data controls](https://codepress.dev/google-data): Google Workspace access and processing controls. - [Terms of service](https://codepress.dev/tos): Terms governing use of CodePress. - [Support](https://codepress.dev/support): Contact CodePress support. ## Important boundaries - Do not treat authenticated dashboard, tokenized share, or customer-specific content as public. - Never infer permission to perform a write from the ability to read a page or API schema. - Authenticate before accessing organization resources and preserve the acting user's organization and role boundaries. - Require explicit user intent for destructive, external-send, publishing, billing, or production actions.