Who it is for·Companies rolling out a personal AI agent to every employee, where IT and platform teams are already stretched and cannot absorb a new always-on infrastructure burden.
You decided every employee should have an agent. You did not decide to run a fleet of always-on autonomous workloads. Molted runs the agent-ready environment so your IT team does not have to.
You are giving an AI agent to every person in the company, and the number of running agents now matches your headcount. That is hundreds or thousands of long-lived, autonomous workloads that act on real systems, all landing on an IT and platform team that was already at capacity before any of this started. Molted is the managed operating environment for those agents: we run the OpenClaw runtime, the integrations, the per-agent identity and the self-healing, so your rollout scales with hiring instead of with on-call shifts.
One agent per employee is one always-on workload per employee
A company-wide rollout is not one app you deploy once. It is hundreds or thousands of long-lived, autonomous processes that keep running, keep state, and keep acting on real systems. Each one can crash, get a corrupted config, leak memory, or wedge a shared machine. Running one OpenClaw agent in production is already painful. Running one per employee turns your IT team into a 24/7 on-call operation for software it never planned to build.
Every agent needs real access, and that becomes an identity and credential nightmare
An agent that helps an employee is useless if it cannot touch the tools that employee uses: Gmail, Slack, the CRM, internal portals, the checkout, the dashboard with no API. Multiply that by every employee and you are now managing thousands of scoped connections, OAuth flows, mailboxes, phone numbers and stored credentials. Do it wrong and one rollout becomes your largest unmanaged attack surface.
The infrastructure cost and noise scale with headcount, not with value
Provision a machine per agent and you pay for boxes that sit 90 percent idle, because a single agent uses only a fraction of a real node. Pack agents onto shared nodes to save money and one bad day, a mass restart or a flood of heavy commands, takes the whole node to 100 percent and drags every employee's agent down with it. Either way, your team eats the capacity planning, the OOM incidents and the post-mortems instead of shipping product.
We run the fleet so IT does not go on-call for it
Every agent runs on a bare pod that never crashloops, supervised by a daemon that survives even OpenClaw itself dying. Bad configs are auto-repaired by openclaw doctor, versions are pinned per instance, and 4-tier self-healing escalates from in-pod restart, to pod recreation, to known-good restore, to a critical alert only if all else fails. Crashes are caught in under 60 seconds and instances are back online in under 90, with a full post-mortem on every failure. Your headcount can grow without growing your on-call rotation.
Per-agent identity, access and integrations, managed and scoped
Each employee's agent gets isolated, scoped connections through a managed MCP layer, plus 1,000+ app integrations from day one: Gmail, Slack, HubSpot, Salesforce, Notion, Stripe, GitHub and more, powered by a managed integration layer. The agent requests an app, the user approves a link, the agent acts. Credentials are AES-256-GCM encrypted at rest. Each agent can also get its own mailbox and phone number to send and receive email, place and take calls, and handle SMS and 2FA. Browser automation reaches the tools with no API: captchas solved automatically, managed rotating geo-aware proxies so no IP bans, and persistent per-instance profiles that stay logged in.
Pack the fleet densely without nodes falling over
A single agent uses only a fraction of a premium node, so you are not paying for idle machines per employee. A RAM semaphore kills by priority before a shared node can OOM, so one heavy moment does not take down everyone's agent. Cold-start runs about 1.1 seconds on a Molted premium node, versus roughly 4 seconds on a 3,400 dollar MacBook Pro M3 Pro, so agents feel instant at fleet scale. You get the density economics of shared infrastructure with the stability of dedicated hardware, and none of the capacity planning lands on your team.
FAQ
Q.01
No. Molted is the managed operating environment for those agents. You define what each employee's agent should do, and Molted runs the OpenClaw runtime, the per-agent identity and integrations, and the self-healing for the whole fleet. Your IT team does not have to become a cloud and DevOps operation to support the rollout. AWS and GCP give you machines; Molted gives you agent-ready environments.
Q.02
That is the exact problem Molted exists to remove. Each agent runs on a bare pod that never crashloops, supervised by a daemon that survives OpenClaw dying. 4-tier self-healing catches crashes in under 60 seconds and restores instances in under 90, with a full post-mortem each time. The operational load that would normally fall on your on-call rotation is absorbed by Molted, so the rollout scales with hiring, not with headcount on your platform team.
Q.03
Through a managed MCP layer with isolated, scoped connections per instance, plus 1,000+ app integrations like Gmail, Slack, HubSpot, Salesforce, Notion, Stripe and GitHub via a managed integration layer. The agent requests an app, the user approves a link, and the agent acts, with credentials AES-256-GCM encrypted at rest. For tools with no API, managed browser automation handles login, captchas and geo-aware proxies, with persistent profiles that stay logged in.
Q.04
Yes, and it is live in production. Each agent can get a dedicated mailbox and phone number to send and receive email, place and receive calls, and handle SMS and 2FA, so the agent can act as a real participant on behalf of its employee instead of needing a human in the loop for every channel.
Q.05
No. A single agent uses only a fraction of a premium node, and a RAM semaphore kills by priority before a shared node can OOM. So a heavy moment from one agent, or a mass restart, does not cascade into a node crash that drags every employee's agent offline. You get dense, cost-efficient packing with the stability of dedicated hardware.
Q.06
Three deployment models: Managed on Molted clusters, On-Premise on your own cluster and infrastructure, or a Swiss cluster for data sovereignty. You pick the model that fits your security and compliance posture without changing how the agents are operated.
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