Agntable

Agntable now supports Backup and Restore, so you can protect your deployed AI tools and recover them when needed. This is especially useful for setups that depend on credentials, workflows, configs, and operating context. If something breaks or you need to move to a clean environment, you can restore your setup without starting from scratch. A small feature, but an important step toward making self-hosted AI tools easier and safer to run.

Agntable now runs every deployed agent in a dedicated sandboxed environment with default-deny networking, strict per-agent CPU/RAM/storage quotas, and application-level user scoping. This ensures strong tenant isolation, prevents cross-tenant access, reduces resource contention, and protects data at every layer.

The console is now live for OpenClaw on Agntable. OpenClaw is a powerful personal AI assistant, but running it yourself can still mean dealing with setup, API keys, server config, Docker, updates, channel connections, and keeping everything online. With the Agntable console, users can deploy OpenClaw, manage their instance, monitor its status, and handle infrastructure from one place. The goal is simple: make OpenClaw easier to actually use, not just install.

You can now deploy Hermes Agent on Agntable. It’s now part of the platform’s open-source agent lineup, making it even easier to launch Hermes quickly with managed hosting, built-in security, and auto-scaling.