Kubiya
Agent platform for DevOps and platform teams
Kubiya is a platform for AI agents that plan and execute tasks in DevOps and infrastructure. Agents get skills such as shell, Docker or Python, MCP servers and OPA policies and run on workers in your own infrastructure, locally, in Docker or in Kubernetes. Teams form a coordination layer over multiple agents with shared context, tools and guardrails; each step runs in an isolated container with logs and an audit trail. It targets platform and DevOps teams that want controlled automation. According to the pricing page, prices start at $15,000 per year.
Good fit if
Focus: Platform and DevOps teams automating infrastructure tasks with agents under policies
- your project is about Infrastructure and cloud automation, Developer self-service or Incident handling
- someone on your team writes code
Probably not if
- nobody on your team writes code (2/5 for use without developers)
- there is little time for training (learning curve: steep)
Key figures
- Usable without developers
- 2/5
- Scalability
- 4/5
- Integrations
- 4/5
- Versioning
- 3/5
- Observability
- 4/5
Editorial rating on a scale from 1 to 5. Methodology
Fact sheet
- Category
- Specialised
- Type
- Agent platform for DevOps and platform teams
- Licence
- Proprietär
- Pricing
- EnterpriseStartup from $15,000 per year ($1,250/month), SMB from $72,000 per year ($6,000/month), Enterprise on request. Plans differ in token quotas, concurrent tasks and local runners, among others.
- Deployment
- Cloud, Hybrid, Docker, Kubernetes
- Models
- Anthropic (Claude)
- RAG
- No
- Multi-Agent
- Yes
- SSO, roles (RBAC)
- SSO yes, RBAC yes
Key features
- Teams as a coordination layer over multiple agents
- Workers in your own infrastructure (local, Docker, Kubernetes)
- OPA policies and audit trail
- MCP servers and skills
- CLI, Python SDK and Terraform provider
Typical use cases
- Infrastructure and cloud automation
- Developer self-service
- Incident handling
- Scheduled operations tasks
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