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Feature	Hezo
STOA Rating	7.0
Description	Hezo lets you spin up a team of AI agents that work autonomously on your projects — without ever touching your API keys. Each agent runs in its own Docker container, and secrets are swapped in at the egress proxy so the agent itself only sees placeholders. You stay in control through a CEO agent you can chat with, per-agent budget caps, and an approval flow for sensitive actions.
Strengths	•Secret substitution at the egress proxy is a genuinely thoughtful security design — agents can't leak your keys •Role-based agent hierarchy with a self-improving Coach layer reduces the manual prompt tuning burden •Hard budget caps give teams clear cost guardrails for running agents continuously
Weaknesses	•Self-hosted setup requires you to run the infrastructure, which adds ops overhead •Pricing is not publicly disclosed — unclear what enterprise or commercial use costs •Early stage: the autonomous multi-agent category is crowded and rapidly evolving
Key Features	•Provision teams of AI agents (CEO, Coach, Captain, workers) for any project with one description •Secrets never enter agent context — substituted at the egress proxy for allowed hosts only •Per-agent and per-project budget caps (daily, weekly, monthly) prevent runaway spend •Bring your own model providers (Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, DeepSeek) and mix freely per agent •Self-hosted on your own machine — you own the data, the keys, and the git commits
Pricing	Contact for pricing
Best For	All industries
AI Features	AI-Powered Orchestrates teams of AI agents using role-based hierarchy (CEO, Coach, Captain, workers). A Coach agent reviews completed work and writes learned rules back onto worker agents to prevent repeated mistakes. Supports Claude, GPT, Gemini, Kimi, DeepSeek, and OpenRouter models.
Categories	Run Projects & OperationsBuild with AI
STOA Verdict	Hezo is a well-designed self-hosted AI agent orchestration platform with a standout security model: secrets stay out of agent context entirely. It's best suited for technical teams who want to run continuous agent loops on their own infrastructure without exposing credentials. The undisclosed pricing and self-hosted requirement limit broader appeal, but the architecture is solid.
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Hezo

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Hezo lets you spin up a team of AI agents that work autonomously on your projects — without ever touching your API keys. Each agent runs in its own Docker container, and secrets are swapped in at the egress proxy so the agent itself only sees placeholders. You stay in control through a CEO agent you can chat with, per-agent budget caps, and an approval flow for sensitive actions.

Strengths

•Secret substitution at the egress proxy is a genuinely thoughtful security design — agents can't leak your keys
•Role-based agent hierarchy with a self-improving Coach layer reduces the manual prompt tuning burden
•Hard budget caps give teams clear cost guardrails for running agents continuously

Weaknesses

•Self-hosted setup requires you to run the infrastructure, which adds ops overhead
•Pricing is not publicly disclosed — unclear what enterprise or commercial use costs
•Early stage: the autonomous multi-agent category is crowded and rapidly evolving

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