# Wrkr > Wrkr is one cloud computer for building and running software with an AI coding agent: a real, always-on Linux desktop streamed to your Mac or browser, with your AI coding harness already inside, and the primitives (database, cache, object storage, email, HTTP ingress, cron, backup) to build, run, and serve a whole app from one machine. One machine, one bill, one mental model. Key facts: one plan — $199/month, prepaid, for 4 dedicated CPU cores, 16 GB RAM, 200 GB disk, streamed desktop, the AI coding tools, always-on serving, and hourly offsite backups. You bring your own AI harness account and model API keys. There is no dashboard for the primitives by design — the `wrkr` CLI is the surface. On a live Wrkr machine, `wrkr capabilities --json` is the authoritative real-time list of what the box can do. Links below are repo-relative Markdown. When published they map to https://wrkr.dev/docs/. Publishing (including the price) is founder-gated. The `audience` tag on each page (in nav.json) separates human-facing wiki/how-to from pages an evaluating or in-VM agent also reads. ## Get started - [What Wrkr is](docs/index.md): The overview — what the product is, the problem it removes, and where to go next. - [Quickstart](docs/quickstart.md): Log in, open your machine, build with your agent, give it a database, and put it online — about ten minutes. ## Your machine & desktop - [Your machine](docs/your-machine.md): The one plan, the specs, what a persistent always-on VM means, what's preinstalled, and backups. - [Your desktop](docs/your-desktop.md): The real streamed desktop — see your frontend for real, watch a headed browser, let your agent drive the whole desktop (computer use), run GUI apps, install your own software. The differentiator over terminal-only clouds. - [Connecting](docs/connecting.md): The native macOS app (daily driver) and browser (fallback), reconnecting, and using multiple devices against one machine. - [Files & clipboard](docs/files-and-clipboard.md): Copy and paste text and images between your Mac and your machine, transfer files in and out, and copy or move files inside the machine. ## Your AI tools - [Your AI tools](docs/your-ai-tools.md): The four preinstalled harnesses (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode), signing in with your subscription or API key, installing other tools (Cursor, MCP servers), and running more than one. You bring your own account; Wrkr never holds it. - [Working with your AI](docs/working-with-ai.md): How the machine steers your AI toward the built-in primitives (inform/default/never-force), the tools your agent can drive (agent-browser, wrkr-computer), and agentic build patterns. ## The wrkr CLI (primitives) - [The wrkr CLI overview](docs/cli/index.md): The primitive set, the no-dashboard design, and the inform/default/never-force philosophy. - [Database — wrkr db](docs/cli/database.md): Postgres 18 + pgvector with a ready connection URL; snapshots, restore, portable export, curated extensions. - [Cache — wrkr cache](docs/cli/cache.md): Redis with a ready URL for caching, sessions, rate limits, pub/sub; bounded with LRU eviction. - [Object storage — wrkr storage](docs/cli/storage.md): Durable object storage for app files; private by default, per-object publish, presigned URLs; survives a machine rebuild. - [Email — wrkr email](docs/cli/email.md): Send and receive email; instant Wrkr address or your own domain; forwarding and inbound webhooks. - [Ingress & custom domains — wrkr expose](docs/cli/ingress.md): Publish a running port at a public HTTPS URL, or on your own domain, with TLS handled. Not a build/deploy platform. - [Scheduled jobs — cron](docs/cli/cron.md): Ask your agent to run a job on a schedule; an always-on box means a normal cron entry just runs. - [Backups & restore](docs/cli/backup.md): Hourly offsite encrypted backup of your work, on-demand database snapshots and restore, durable object storage. ## Production - [Your apps in production](docs/production.md): Always-on processes, ingress and custom domains, the whole stack on one box, secrets, and observing your app — your agent handles the ops. ## Trust & pricing - [Trust](docs/trust.md): What Wrkr never holds (secrets, keys, prompts, code), isolation and durability posture, no lock-in, and what stays your responsibility. - [Pricing & access](docs/pricing-and-access.md): One plan, one bill — $199/month with a 14-day money-back guarantee (founder-confirmed 2026-07-03), and the honest current status: invite-only beta, waitlist at wrkr.dev; no billing-management flow is documented because none exists yet. ## Help - [FAQ](docs/faq.md): What Wrkr is, what's included, what it costs, what you bring, and what it deliberately doesn't do. - [Troubleshooting](docs/troubleshooting.md): Common problems and fixes across connecting, ingress, domains, email, database, cache, storage, files, and cron. ## For agents - [AGENTS-README](AGENTS-README.md): How an AI harness should read and use these docs; why `wrkr capabilities --json` is the authoritative surface on a live machine. - [nav.json](nav.json): The full navigation tree as structured JSON (sections, slugs, paths, audience tags). - [llms-full.txt](llms-full.txt): Every page concatenated into one file for one-shot ingestion.