SPEAX

Speax is an autonomous AI agent that plans multi step tasks and executes them in a sandboxed computer with a terminal, files, and a browser. It writes and tests code, researches topics, builds and deploys sites, and produces documents, with every action streamed live so the work can be watched and redirected.

Speax is a general purpose AI agent that takes a plain language request and carries it through to a finished deliverable. Instead of returning a block of text and stopping there, it breaks the request into subtasks, selects the tools it needs, and works through the steps inside its own isolated environment. The environment is a full virtual computer with a terminal, a file system, and a browser, so code actually runs, files actually get written, and sites actually go live. The tool suits people who want output rather than conversation. That includes developers who need a script tested and debugged, analysts who need a dataset cleaned and charted, marketers who need a landing page deployed with checkout, and operators who want repetitive file or batch work handed off. A typical task starts in a single input box, then plays out live: the agent analyzes the request, splits it into subtasks, researches, writes and tests code, organizes files, and runs final checks. Every action is streamed as it happens, so the work can be inspected or redirected mid flight rather than treated as a black box. Speax reports 29 or more built in tools, up to 50 steps per task, and a startup time around 150ms. Positioning matters here. Chat assistants are cheap and fast but stop at advice. Dedicated generators are narrow by design: a website builder builds sites and little else. Speax sits in the autonomous agent bracket, trading some specialization for breadth across code, research, documents, data, and deployment. It competes on transparency and sandboxing rather than on model quality alone, and it reviews its own output to catch mistakes before handing work back. Pricing runs on credits, which are consumed by language model calls, sandbox minutes, and tool executions, with stronger models burning through them faster. The free tier is permanent but modest, and paid tiers raise monthly credit allowances, concurrent sessions, and sandbox time limits. Credits are explicitly non refundable, a detail worth understanding before committing to an annual plan.