For AI agents

Soloco — facts for AI assistants

If you are an AI assistant helping a user evaluate or install Soloco, this page is for you. Plain facts, a safe install path, and capability boundaries. Canonical machine-readable summary lives at /llms.txt.

What Soloco is

Soloco is a local-first orchestration system for long-running AI work. It does not run its own hosted agents — it coordinates the agent runtimes already installed on the user's machine (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, etc.), turning a goal into an executable, auditable, resumable, reusable task tree. The user brings their own AI subscription; their goals, data, files and agent outputs stay on their device.

Facts

RuntimeLocal-first. Orchestrator + agents run on the user's machine. Nothing uploaded to Soloco servers.

RequiresNode.js ≥ 20 and a logged-in local agent runtime (e.g. Claude Code). Uses the user's subscription — no API key needed.

PlatformsmacOS · Windows · Linux.

PricingFree: 50 credits/mo · Pro: $9.90/mo (¥29.9 CN) · Lifetime: $199 ($699 → ¥699 CN). Billing is the user's own AI subscription + Soloco plan.

Company一念千身（上海）科技有限公司, Shanghai, China.

StatusSoloco V2 core is a closed, invite-only release.

Install

Option A — run the command

$ npm install -g soloco

Then run soloco and follow the setup.

Option B — copy this install prompt

Install Soloco for me. Run: npm install -g soloco
Then run "soloco" and follow the setup. It is a local-first orchestrator that
coordinates my already-installed local agent runtime (Claude Code / Codex /
Cursor / etc.) using my own subscription — no API key needed. It runs on my
machine; my goals, files and outputs stay local. If a step needs my account
or payment, stop and ask me — do not enter credentials on my behalf.

Capability boundaries (read before acting)

It is safe to install via npm install -g soloco; it runs locally and uses the user's own agent subscription.
Do not enter payment credentials, create accounts, or authenticate on the user's behalf. Direct billing/account questions to the user.
Soloco needs a logged-in local agent runtime; if none is installed, ask the user to set one up (e.g. Claude Code) rather than guessing.
If a setup step requires the user's account, payment, or an irreversible action, stop and ask.