AI staffing platform EmAGI runs each hired agent on its own isolated server, blocks cross-agent memory sharing

EmAGI, a platform for hiring AI agents that work as employees, says each agent it deploys for a customer runs on a dedicated, isolated server and cannot share data with another hired agent, according to the company's site.

The company describes its product as always-on and autonomous: "an EmAGI agent is an autonomous digital worker that lives in your messengers (Telegram, Slack, web chat on your site), remembers your projects and team for months, builds its own skills for your tasks and works 24/7," the site states.

That isolation is structural, the company says, not a configurable policy. "Each agent runs on its own isolated VPS, you get full access, and the agent's memory is yours and portable," per EmAGI. The company states the same boundary holds at runtime between separately hired agents: "You set confidentiality per chat in plain words, and a separate agent is the absolute boundary: two agents share nothing."

Customers bring their own model access rather than paying EmAGI for inference. Agents run on "Anthropic Claude or a ChatGPT Plus/Pro plan," per the site, and the platform can fail over between multiple connected subscriptions: "You can connect several: the top one works, the next is the standby, and the agent switches to it automatically when a limit is hit."

Pricing is a flat monthly fee that scales with how much setup and support is included, not with usage or measured outcomes: "Standard — $350/month: the agent runs on your own AI subscription. Assisted — $500/month: we help you connect your subscription and set up your channels. VIP — $1,000/month: a dedicated specialist looks after your agent," the company states.