Klyna is built on a simple premise. Agents are the next form of software, and software needs somewhere to run.

Coding agents can ship in minutes. Left on a laptop, they stall, drift, and die when the lid closes. Teams end up babysitting sessions instead of shipping outcomes. The bottleneck is no longer the model. It is the loop, and the place it lives.

Klyna is the operating system for agents. You describe a loop once. Klyna runs it in the cloud on isolated workers, streams progress in real time, and hands back a pull request when the work is done. No servers to provision, no queues to babysit, no long running processes on your machine.

Runs are durable by default. A worker that dies mid stage picks up from the exact step it left. Retries, timeouts, and token budgets are enforced by the runtime, not the agent. Verification runs your tests and your linters with real exit codes, so nothing ships on a self graded pass.

Push a spec, get a URL for every run, watch stages advance, roll back on failure. Klyna is model agnostic and harness agnostic, so the same loop can drive Pi, Claude Code, or whatever comes next without rewriting the pipeline.

Autonomy is not a prompt. It is a property of loops that recover, verify, and ship.

Klyna is where those loops live.