# wack

> wack gives the AI agent you already use its own cloud box: a persistent Linux computer with common tools preinstalled that sleeps when idle and wakes in about a second. Agents connect over MCP with one account URL that reaches every box and can make new ones (or a per-box URL for a single box); apps use the /v1 API.

Boxes come in four sizes, Standard, Large, XL and GPU (one RTX 4090). A box can have a screen that people watch live, and can be set up from a recipe or started from a saved image. Plans are a flat monthly price sized in awake hours, with no overage charges.

## Get started

- [Quickstart](https://wack.sh/docs): Get a box, connect your agent and give it its first job in a couple of minutes.
- [Connect your agent](https://wack.sh/docs/connect): Give Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Claude, VS Code or any other MCP client all your boxes, or just one.

## Boxes

- [Boxes](https://wack.sh/docs/boxes): What a box is, how it sleeps and wakes, where files live, and how reset and delete work.
- [Sizes and GPU boxes](https://wack.sh/docs/sizes): Standard, Large, XL and GPU boxes, what each is for, how their awake hours count, and how GPU boxes differ.
- [Screen](https://wack.sh/docs/screen): Give a box a display, watch your agent work on it live, and take control when you need to.
- [Setups and images](https://wack.sh/docs/setups): Give a box the same packages, Chrome version, repos and fonts every time with a setup, and save a finished box as an image to start copies of it.

## Run work

- [Automations](https://wack.sh/docs/automations): Run an agent prompt or a shell script in your box on a schedule, from a webhook or on demand.
- [Cloud sessions](https://wack.sh/docs/cloud-sessions): For app builders. How a desktop app such as monocode signs in with a code, brings its agent's sign-in and runs agent sessions in a box.

## Reference

- [API reference](https://wack.sh/docs/api): The /v1 REST API for apps and scripts, covering boxes, files, automations, runs, cloud sessions and errors.
- [Limits](https://wack.sh/docs/limits): What each plan includes, how the trial and billing work, and every timeout and file size, generated from the numbers the product enforces.
- [Security](https://wack.sh/docs/security): How connect URLs, secrets and keys are protected, what runs where, and what we log.
- [FAQ](https://wack.sh/docs/faq): Short answers about boxes, agents, pricing and data.

## Product

- [Pricing](https://wack.sh/pricing): Hobby $19, Pro $49, Power $149 a month, with a 7-day trial that needs no card
- [Privacy](https://wack.sh/privacy): what wack stores, why, and how to delete it
- [Terms](https://wack.sh/terms): the terms for using wack

## Optional

- [SKILL.md](https://wack.sh/SKILL.md): the setup manual an agent follows to connect itself to your boxes
- [Agent skill](https://wack.sh/skill/SKILL.md): tells Claude Code and Codex when a job belongs in a box
- [Full docs](https://wack.sh/llms-full.txt): every doc above in one markdown file