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Keystroke

Code-first agent and workflow automation platform for coding agents

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PricingUnknown
Free planUnknown
Free trialYes
APIYes
Open sourceYes
DeploymentSelf Hosted
Last verifiedJuly 30, 2026
Overview

Tool overview

Keystroke is listed under Automation AI tools.

Summary

What is Keystroke?

Keystroke lets teams build specialized agents and durable automations as real TypeScript code, test them locally, and deploy them to a managed workspace with credentials, logs, triggers, sandboxes, collaboration, and more than one thousand integrations.

Best fit

Best for

Teams building maintainable code-first automation with coding agents

Audience

Who is it for?

DevelopersAutomation teamsOperations teamsTechnical business teams
Recommendation

Decision note

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Capabilities

Key features

TypeScript agents and workflows stored in repositories

Schedules, webhooks, app events, and manual triggers

Credentials, logs, sandboxes, memory, and collaboration

More than 1,000 apps plus custom APIs and MCP

Workflows

Use cases

Automate operations and internal workflows

Build coding-agent-maintained automations

Run scheduled research and reporting agents

Connect business applications through code

Strengths

Pros

  • Real code instead of opaque workflow JSON
  • Open self-hosting path under Elastic License 2.0
  • Broad integration and trigger coverage
Considerations

Cons

  • Current public pricing is not listed
  • Elastic License 2.0 restricts hosted-service reuse
  • Production automations still require review and access controls
Considerations

Limitations

Agent actions can affect connected business systems and must use least privilege.

The previous Buster pricing and plan values belong to another product and are explicitly removed.

Cost

Pricing details

Pricing modelUnknown
Free planUnknown
Free trialYes
Pricing context

Billing options

Managed platform agreementSelf-hosted deployment
Pricing context

Pricing note

Keystroke does not currently publish public plan prices. The stale $20 Buster price and related plan values are not applicable to this product.

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Compatibility

Supported languages

  • English
Connectivity

Integrations

1,000+ apps

Custom APIs

MCP servers

Slack

Microsoft Teams

GitHub

Gmail

Stripe

Linear

Notion

Specs

Technical details

PlatformsWeb, API
Multilingual supportYes
Login requiredYes
Open sourceYes
LicenseElastic License 2.0
DeploymentSelf Hosted
CompanyKeystroke
Editions / plansManaged platform Open self-hosted framework
Data confidenceHigh
Last verifiedJuly 30, 2026
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Keystroke lets teams build specialized agents and durable automations as real TypeScript code, test them locally, and deploy them to a managed workspace with credentials, logs, triggers, sandboxes, collaboration, and more than one thousand integrations.
Teams building maintainable code-first automation with coding agents
The listed pricing model for Keystroke is Unknown. Pricing can change, so users should verify the latest plan details on the official website.
Yes. The current profile indicates that a free trial is available.
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