The CLI is free for solo use against the public registry. The Team plan adds a private workspace with members, governance, and run history. Enterprise is for orgs that need SSO, retention controls, or self‑hosting.
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Solo dev. CLI only. Public agents.
In preview
Private workspace. Members. Governance.
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For orgs with security and compliance asks.
Team pricing is being finalized with design partners. Free stays free.
Every plan starts with the same foundation. Agents are versioned, runs are observable, scope and cost are governed, and mining stays local‑first. Team and Enterprise add who-sees-what and how-long-we-keep-it on top.
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Versioned
Every agent has a version, a changelog, and a way back.
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Observable
Every invocation logs input, output, latency, and cost.
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Governed
Each agent declares tools, permissions, and a cost ceiling.
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Local‑first
Mining runs on the laptop. Only what you publish leaves the machine.
An Operon agent is one reusable AI bundle. Under the hood, it is packaged as a SKILL.md plus any files it needs, so the same artifact runs in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and ChatGPT. Operon mines agents from sessions, polishes them, and ships them.
No. operon mine reads sessions on the laptop they happened on, clusters them locally, and redacts before anything leaves the machine. Only the polished agent you choose to publish is uploaded. Drafts can be staged in the dashboard for review, but the raw session log never moves.
A workspace is the unit of access in Operon. Private agents, members, run history, and audit log are all scoped to one workspace. A Team plan is one workspace. Free mode has no private workspace; you publish under your user handle to the public registry.
Yes, under Enterprise. The CLI already supports --api-base for pointing at your own deploy. The control plane is a single Next.js app plus Postgres; we will help you stand it up in your VPC.
We are running Team in preview with design partners while we finalize seat vs. workspace pricing. If you want in early, email hi@withoperon.com and tell us what your team looks like.
The CLI is free. You can write SKILL.md files in any editor and publish them with operon publish. Where Operon earns its keep is mining: it surfaces the prompts your team is already running so you do not have to start from a blank file.