Pokee AI
Featured Analysis
An execution-oriented Agent platform built around isolated cloud VMs, OAuth credential boundaries, and credit-based usage, offering PokeeClaw, Skills, Playbooks, Official Agents, and enterprise deployment options.
Agents run in isolated cloud VMs where they can install packages, retain files, call external tools, and place high-risk write actions behind human approval.
Who it is for: Individuals and small teams, e-commerce and growth teams, product teams needing Agent APIs, and data-sensitive organizations requiring controlled deployment
Core capabilities
- PokeeClaw isolated cloud workspace: Each user receives an isolated cloud VM with 1 CPU and 4GB RAM, plus Python, Node, Git, and system-package installation. Free storage is 1GB and paid storage is 5GB; files and packages persist across sessions, while files are cleared after 30 days of inactivity.
- OAuth integrations and human approval: The authorization layer connects services such as Gmail, LinkedIn, Jira, and Shopify. Pokee says credentials are injected by a runtime proxy rather than exposed to model context, while external or high-risk write actions require human approval.
- Skills Marketplace: The marketplace contains 54 Skills and shows 12 by default. Official examples cover social scheduling, bug triage, competitor monitoring, and research, while community examples cover job search, contract analysis, and trip planning. Installation requires acceptance of the terms of service.
- Playbook template library: More than 20 one-click prompt and workflow templates cover presentations, cold email, lead research, competitor pricing, SEO, content calendars, and market research. Playbooks and Skill packages are separate mechanisms.
- POKEE.md and MEMORY.md: PokeeClaw stores persistent instructions in a user-editable POKEE.md file. The enterprise runtime uses workspace/.memory/MEMORY.md and .pokee/*.md for memory and persona configuration.
Pricing
Free $0 / 500 credits; Lite $19.99 / 2,000; Pro $49.99 / 6,000; Ultra $199.99 / 40,000. Enterprise plans charge for pooled credits, user limits, and deployment services.
Updated 2026-08-18