Accounting agent
Draft expenses, chase unpaid invoices, and prepare a weekly books brief for your review.
First job: unpaid invoice follow-up
Tokenbuds · Custom agents
Setting up an agent that fits your tools, routines, and boundaries is the hard part. Tokenbuds helps you create a custom agent for the jobs you actually need done.
Your work. Your tools. Your agent.

The hard part
A raw agent does not know your Monday brief, your follow-ups, or which tools it may touch. Skills, connections, permissions, and routines are what turn an agent into help you can actually delegate to. That is the work Tokenbuds is built for.
Agent catalogue
Pick the work you want done. Start it yourself in Agents, or have Tokenbuds configure and train it with you.
Draft expenses, chase unpaid invoices, and prepare a weekly books brief for your review.
First job: unpaid invoice follow-up
Draft posts, track engagement, and surface what is working before anything publishes.
First job: weekly content + engagement brief
Pull the numbers that matter into one recurring report so you stop hopping dashboards.
First job: Monday metrics brief
Draft RFQs, chase vendor replies, and compare quotes into a clear shortlist.
First job: one RFQ cycle end to end
Prepare research notes and meeting briefs from the sources and context you approve.
First job: pre-call brief
Draft and organize commitments so important threads do not disappear.
First job: end-of-day follow-up list
Keep pipeline notes, records, and recurring ops tasks current in the tools you already use.
First job: CRM hygiene pass
Have a repeatable job that is not on this list? We shape an agent around that work.
First job: the one you bring
Money moves, publishing, and other consequential actions stay draft-and-approve unless you deliberately widen the boundary.
Works through your stack
Connect the apps your agent needs for the job: email, sheets, books, CRM, social, and more. Each connection is added deliberately, with the smallest useful permission.
Talk to your Buddy
Your everyday work
Your business
How it works
Create your Tokenbuds account and open a workspace built for custom agents.
Pick a starting type, connect the tools it needs, and teach the first repeatable job.
Chat, files, and integrations stay in one place. Consequential actions stay behind the approvals you set.
Two ways to begin
Same goal: a custom agent for your work. Different amount of help getting there.
Start here
Self-serve. Sign up, create an agent, connect tools, and ship a first job in your own workspace.
Done for you
We pick the right catalogue agent, connect your tools, train the first job, and hand it over in Agents.
A practical system
Every Buddy is built from three things: skills, connections, and routines. Here is how one real job, your Monday morning brief, gets taught. Watch the meter fill as your Buddy learns.
First we teach your Buddy the job: prepare my Monday morning brief. That is a skill, one repeatable piece of work it knows how to do well.
Then we give it just enough access to do that job: your calendar, email, CRM, web tools etc. That is a connection.
Then we set when it runs: every Monday at 7:30, and it asks before sending anything. That is a routine.

Routine run complete
Your Monday brief, prepared and waiting for your approval.
Choose a stage to inspect it. If scripts are unavailable, the full explanation remains readable here.
Open source, no lock-in
We build on open foundations on purpose. Your agent runs on open agent runtimes, and you can bring your own model keys.
Bring your own subscription
Plays well with your coding tools
Your Buddy runs on Hermes, a free, open-source platform. Anyone can read the code on GitHub. No black box. No lock-in.
Agents live in your Tokenbuds workspace: chat, files, integrations, and settings for each agent you run.
Use pay-as-you-go tokens, or bring your own model subscription and keys. Consequential actions stay behind your approvals.
Hermes Agent · MIT license · github.com/NousResearch/hermes-agent
Built around your work.Hosted in your Agents workspace.Controlled by you.
Simple pricing
One clear package to get a catalogue agent working, then $10/mo always-on instance hosting. Model usage is pay-as-you-go, or bring your own subscription.
Setup
$199 one-time
We set up one catalogue agent around your first job and train you to run it.
Hosting
$10 per instance / month
Always-on hosting for one instance in Agents: compute, workspace, and ready access.
Models
PAYG or your own key
Model usage is separate from setup and hosting.
Need a wider custom build beyond one catalogue agent? We scope that on the setup call.
Extra help
After setup, you can run the agent yourself. When you want new jobs taught or deeper tuning, we scope the work first and bill for the time.
Starts at$100
Per hour of agent work
New skills, new connections, prompt and routine tuning, walkthroughs for your team, and fixes beyond the included support window.
Anything beyond a quick fix is scoped and quoted before we start.
Talk to us about CareWhat happens next
Your receipt, kickoff link, and a short checklist land in your inbox.
One call to pick the catalogue agent, the first job, tools to connect, model choice, and approval boundaries.
We create or use your Agents workspace and provision the agent there.
We connect tools, teach the first job, and set draft-and-approve rules where they matter.
Setup completes within three business days after kickoff and full access. Includes a successful first job run, a training session, and written operating notes.
Seven days of break-fix support on the delivered setup, starting at confirmed go-live. Hosting is $10/mo per always-on instance; tokens are pay-as-you-go or your own key.
Clear costs
Setup is one-time. Hosting is $10/mo per always-on instance. Model tokens are either pay-as-you-go or your own subscription. You control approvals, connected accounts, and when the agent may act.
Configuration and training for one catalogue agent and its first job, connections for that job, approval rules, handover notes, and seven days of fix-it support.
Questions, answered
Named agents for named jobs: accounting, social media manager, stats, RFQ/vendors, research, follow-ups, ops/CRM, and custom. Each starts with one clear first job.
One-time setup and training for one catalogue agent: tool connections for that job, the first useful routine, approval rules, a training session, handover notes, and seven days of fix-it support.
$10 per always-on instance each month. That is the hosting cost for one running instance in Agents, not a per-agent software seat. The $199 fee is only for done-for-you configure-and-train.
Model usage is separate. Pay as you go for managed usage, or bring your own Claude, OpenAI, Gemini, OpenRouter, or similar subscription. You choose the model and control spend.
Agents is self-serve at agents.tokenbuds.ai. Done-for-you is the $199 configure-and-train package when you want Tokenbuds to set up a catalogue agent with you.
Done-for-you setup goes live within three business days after the completed kickoff and receipt of required access. Delays from missing inputs pause the clock.
No. Agents run in your Tokenbuds Agents workspace. Hosting is $10 per always-on instance each month.
You control the workspace, connected accounts, approval rules, and when the agent may act. Consequential actions default to draft-and-approve.
Monthly hosting, model tokens, and any third-party app subscriptions. Extra skills or later tuning are scoped under Agent Care.
The seven-day break-fix window begins when go-live is confirmed, not when you pay.
Only within boundaries you deliberately configure. Social publishing and other consequential actions default to draft-and-approve.
Yes. Additional skills and workflows can be scoped under Agent Care at $100 per hour, quoted before work starts.
Care starts at $100 per hour of agent work. Anything beyond a quick fix is scoped and quoted first.
A skill teaches repeatable work. A connection gives approved access to a tool. A routine schedules when that work should run.
Yes. Agents can run on Hermes, an MIT-licensed open-source agent runtime published by Nous Research on GitHub. Messages and tool calls still travel through the channels and apps you connect.
You can connect 1,000+ tools such as Gmail, Google Sheets, Zoho Books, Notion, HubSpot, LinkedIn, and X. Each connection is added deliberately, with the smallest useful permission.
Start building
Start in Agents, or book a setup call for the $199 configure-and-train package on a catalogue agent.
Hosting is $10 per always-on instance each month. Model tokens are pay-as-you-go or your own subscription. If a done-for-you setup purchase is unsuitable and delivery has not begun, Tokenbuds refunds the purchase.