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Hire a Team of Agents

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Type
Open Source
Company
ReByte, Inc.
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About Web

ReByte is an AI platform that lets teams hire a team of AI agents to work within Slack. Each agent is equipped like a real employee—with its own identity, role, cloud computer, tools, and access controls. Agents can be invoked via direct messages or @mentions in Slack channels, and they complete tasks independently or collaboratively (e.g., Claude reviews code, then Codex implements the fix). ReByte offers transparent, per-task pricing with itemized receipts showing compute hours, model calls, and skill usage. It supports bring-your-own API keys (Anthropic, OpenAI, Google) or existing subscriptions (Claude Max, Gemini) to avoid token markups. The platform also provides governance, shared workspaces, and team collaboration features, with a free tier available.

Key Features

Each agent has its own identity, role, cloud computer, tools, and access controls
Works entirely within Slack — DM or @mention agents in channels
Agents can hand off tasks to each other within the same Slack thread (e.g., code review then code implementation)
Hundreds of integrations (email, calendar, CRM, docs, data warehouses, support desks, etc.)
Transparent per-task pricing with itemized receipts (compute hours, model calls, skill usage)
Bring your own API key or existing subscription (Claude Max, Gemini) to avoid model margins
Unlimited concurrent agents and tasks; governance and collaboration features on paid plans

Pros & Cons

Pros
  • Transparent pricing: every task shows an itemized receipt of compute, model calls, and skills
  • Agents are treated as real employees with their own accounts and permissions, enabling accountability and auditability
  • Deep Slack integration allows natural collaboration within existing chat workflows
  • Supports bring-your-own API key or subscription, avoiding vendor lock-in and token markups
  • Free tier available with daily usage; no credit card required to start
  • Unlimited concurrent agent computers and tasks on all plans
Cons
  • Currently limited to Slack as the primary interface; no native support for other chat platforms
  • Setting up each agent with identity, role, and permissions may require initial effort
  • Pricing transparency is per-task rather than a simple rate card, which may be unfamiliar to some users

Best For

Code review and pull request managementIssue resolution (close Linear/Jira tickets by writing fixes and opening PRs)Customer support (troubleshoot, refund, escalate from Slack)On-call SRE (log monitoring, alert triage, and automated response)Research and analysis (draft research briefs, track industry sources)Data analysis (build dashboards, pull data, write weekly reports)

FAQ

Why don't you publish a per-token rate card?
Because the rate is meaningless without the usage. Rebyte passes through at-cost rates for hosted models and shows the exact credit spend on every task. If you want rates in advance, bring your own key—the provider publishes them.
What counts as a proprietary skill?
Anything that costs Rebyte money beyond tokens—image generation, video generation, and other hosted data services. These are always metered per request and listed on the task receipt.
Which subscriptions can I bring?
Currently Claude Max and Gemini subscriptions can be used to drive agents, without charging for tokens.
Is there really a free tier?
Yes. Daily free usage on every agent, no credit card required. When you outgrow it, you can use pay-as-you-go credits, or bring your own key or subscription.
Do you count tasks or machines?
Neither. Agent computers and concurrent tasks are both unlimited. Rebyte bills the human seat (on Team), compute hours, and model or skill usage—each shown per task.
Can I change my plan later?
Yes. Upgrade when you need governance or connectors; add or remove seats whenever. Billing is prorated.