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An AI agent with its own computer keeps working in a cloud workspace after you close your laptop. How it works, the risks, and who offers one, from $9 a month.
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An AI agent with its own computer keeps working in a cloud workspace after you close your laptop. How it works, the risks, and who offers one, from $9 a month.

We ran Cloudflare's Clef and Clef-flash against Jev on five production AI agent decisions: 1,053 calls, accuracy, determinism, drift, cost, and what we are switching.

We shipped TypeSafe's Jev into our AI employee's memory five days after launch: measured latency, how we set a 0.7 threshold, where Jev fails, and what it costs.

Agents made work cheap to produce and no cheaper to check. Why software absorbed the flood, why the rest of the business did not, and the five things that make agent work checkable.

Why AI agents keep failing on long multi-step jobs: a 95% reliable agent finishes 48 steps 8.5% of the time. The fix is a resumable run, not a better model.

Construct is an AI employee with a real Linux computer per user. Don't get excited - we are not paying for all of them. How we run that on Cloudflare Durable Objects, Sandboxes, and R2.


Zapier runs a fixed trigger-action recipe. See how an AI agent plans its own steps instead, with a side-by-side of the same recurring workflow built both ways.

AI agent vs virtual assistant: compare monthly cost, availability, and inspectable work records before you replace suitable VA tasks with a supervised AI employee.

Learn what an AI employee is, how it differs from a chatbot, and how Construct completes work across email, Slack, browser, and connected apps.

ChatGPT and Claude are great at drafting, but autonomous ops need execution, persistence, and inspectable work. See how Construct compares to chat assistants.