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OneCLI

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AI agents for business-critical team work, with controlled access to connected tools.

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Tool type
AI agent platform
Made for
Teams
Runs on
Hosted app or customer infrastructure
Last checked
2 Nov 2026
3 product sources

What it does

OneCLI is a platform for teams that give AI agents access to company tools. Team members can create an agent, grant it selected connections, and choose which actions require human approval. Agents work in isolated sandboxes; a gateway injects granted credentials and enforces policy. The documented workflow includes preparing changes, pausing for approval, and recording actions in an audit log.

Agents can be reached through a dashboard or Slack, including direct messages and team channels. They can use a filesystem and shell, retain editable memory, follow reusable skills, and be scheduled for future work. Teams can also route an existing coding agent through the OneCLI gateway using its CLI. Documentation names Google, GitHub, Slack, and AWS among 40+ integrations. OneCLI offers a hosted app and self-hosting; the community documentation offers direct self-hosting, while Enterprise deployment has separate commercial terms. Pricing also distinguishes included hosted model access from using a customer’s Anthropic or OpenAI key.

What it can do

  • Create durable agents with sandboxed filesystem and shell
  • Grant agents access to connected tools through a credential-injecting gateway
  • Apply team policies and require human approval for selected actions
  • Interact with agents through a dashboard or Slack
  • Schedule agent work and retain editable agent memory
  • Route existing coding agents through the OneCLI CLI and gateway

Works with

  • Slack
  • Google
  • GitHub
  • AWS
  • Bitwarden
  • 1Password
  • Anthropic
  • OpenAI

Before you choose

  • Free includes three people, three agents and 500 integration calls monthly. The introductory $5 in AI credits has an unconfirmed renewal schedule.
  • Team and Scale include hosted model access with fair-usage limits; BYOC means using an Anthropic or OpenAI key and paying that provider directly.
  • Community self-hosting and commercial Enterprise deployment have different licensing and support arrangements; confirm the relevant requirements.

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Get started

  1. Create a hosted account, follow the community self-hosting instructions, or discuss an Enterprise deployment.
  2. Create an agent and grant it the connections and access it needs.
  3. Choose which actions require approval; for an existing coding agent, install the CLI and authenticate with an API key.
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Plans and prices

Free includes three human seats, three agents, 500 integration calls/month and an initial $5 in AI credits. Team includes five human seats and ten agents; Scale includes ten human seats and twenty agents. BYOC uses your own model-provider key and provider billing. Hosted-model pricing is an alternative to BYOC, with fair-use limits. Extra Scale seats cost $49/user/month under BYOC or $199 with hosted models. Enterprise has custom deployment, terms and pricing. Annual invoice totals and dollar currency code require confirmation.

FreeFree
  • Free forever; not a trial
  • 3 human seats and 3 agents
  • 500 integration calls per month
  • Initial $5 in AI model credits; renewal unconfirmed
  • 7-day audit log retention
Team$149/moBYOC monthly rate. Hosted-model alternative is $499/month; these are not additive charges.
  • 5 human seats and 10 agents
  • Unlimited integration calls
  • 30-day audit log retention
  • Hosted models or BYOC with an Anthropic or OpenAI key
Scale$49/user/moBase fee: $499/moBYOC monthly rate. Hosted-model alternative is $1,999/month.Optional extra Scale seat under BYOC; hosted-model alternative is $199/user/month.
  • 10 human seats and 20 agents
  • Unlimited integration calls
  • 90-day audit log retention
  • Resource-level scoping, SSO and SAML
  • Hosted models or BYOC; extra seats available

Source: onecli.sh/pricing, checked 2 Nov 2026. Prices can change; check before you buy.

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