Moxt

Moxt is a web-based platform for building and running AI-native teams, where specialist agents collaborate across multi-step workflows that can run for days without human intervention. The platform combines multi-agent orchestration, an agent board for real-time visibility, internal mini apps backed by real databases, and a persistent workspace that keeps every agent in context across sessions. It targets startups, small businesses, agencies, content creators, sales teams, and growth marketers who want to delegate complex, recurring work to autonomous agents.

What It Is

Moxt is a multi-agent orchestration platform that functions as an operating layer for AI-native teams. Rather than a single chatbot or copilot, it lets users compose teams of specialist agents — each with a defined role, rules, skills, memory, integrations, and automations — and wire them into serial or parallel workflows. The platform's core premise is that long-horizon work (content pipelines, bug triage, product delivery, KOL outreach) should run unattended, with humans stepping in only at key review gates.

Core Building Blocks

Moxt organizes its product around four interconnected layers:

• Workflows — Visual pipelines that split complex work across specialist agents. Each stage is assigned a tuned agent; the whole flow runs unattended. Example templates include Content Production Pipeline, Product Delivery, and Bug Triage & Fix.
• Agent Board — A kanban-style view showing every agent's progress across To Do, In Progress, and Done columns. Users can jump in to steer, approve, or send work back without restarting the entire flow.
• MiniApps — Internal tools backed by real databases, usable by both humans and agents. Pre-built examples include a KOL Tracker, a Kanban for Startups, and a Sales Dashboard.
• Agent Native Workspace — A shared file system supporting Markdown, HTML, CSV, and structured files that keeps agents grounded in context across sessions. Organized into Team Space and Personal Space.

Agent Architecture and Connectivity

Each AI Teammate in Moxt is configured with its own rules, skills, memory, integrations, and automations, plus a heartbeat for health monitoring. Agents can be orchestrated by a planner agent (called "momo" in the UI) that monitors pipeline health and intervenes when a stage is stuck. The platform also supports:

• CLI Mode — Connect a terminal agent via moxt cli to read, write, and ship from the terminal.
• Bring Your Own Agent (coming soon) — Run external agents (Claude, Cursor, OpenAI-based) inside the Moxt workspace.
• Browser Operator — A browser-use capability for agents that need to interact with the web.
• MCP support — Listed under CLI & MCP in the product navigation.

Model Access and Pricing Model

Moxt's pricing is usage-based with no per-seat fees and no subscription tiers. The platform states that seats are free for unlimited members and AI Teammates, and that users only pay for AI work consumed. The credit system uses a rate of $1 = 100 Credits, with 100 free Credits provided on signup (no credit card required). Credits never expire. Supported models span multiple providers including Claude (Opus and Sonnet variants), GPT-5.x series, Gemini, DeepSeek, Qwen, GLM, Kimi, and MiMo, all billed at rates matching official provider pricing with a stated 0% Moxt markup fee. Model pricing is published transparently on the pricing page with per-token input/cached/output breakdowns.

Target Audience and Use Cases

Moxt explicitly targets a broad range of business roles through dedicated solution pages:

• Startups and small businesses — Full-team access with no seat caps.
• Agencies — Multi-client workflow orchestration.
• Content creators — Automated content production pipelines from topic intake through publishing.
• Sales teams — Cold outreach agents, CRM-style mini apps.
• Growth marketers and influencer managers — KOL tracking, ad metrics dashboards.
• Product builders — PRD drafting, bug triage, and product delivery workflows.

Moxt Hub and Pre-Built Templates

The platform includes a Hub — a curated library of pre-built workflows, AI Teammates, mini apps, pages, and skills — so teams can start from proven templates rather than building from scratch. Example Hub entries include a Social Media Manager agent, a Cold Outreach Rep, a Contract Reviewer, and a Competitor Watcher, each scoped to a specific business function.