Tomato Model
Our proprietary model designed for stable agent execution, structured task completion, and reliable tool use.
Agent Infrastructure, Simplified
Autonomous AI agents, without building the stack yourself.
Tomato AI combines Tomato-1, our proprietary agent-optimized model, with managed OpenClaw deployment and flexible model access into the simplest way to launch persistent AI operators. One platform, one click, everything you need to go from idea to always-on agent.
TOMATO-1 Playground
LiveTOMATO-1 online. Ask about runtime setup, model modes, or deployment flow.
TOMATO-1 online. Ask about runtime setup, model modes, or deployment flow.
From chat to execution
AI is moving from conversation toward execution. Users increasingly want systems that can run tasks, use tools, and operate continuously. The challenge is no longer whether agents are possible, but whether they can be deployed simply and run reliably.
Built around the Tomato stack
Tomato Agent Stack
An execution-oriented layer built to support longer workflows and more dependable operation.
Managed OpenClaw Runtime
The easiest way to get started without self-hosting. Tomato manages the runtime and infrastructure.
Flexible Model Access
Use Tomato's native model or bring your own provider based on cost, workflow, or preference.
Architecture
TomatoAI is a layered system: provisioning, runtime, and model.
System topology
Provisioning Layer
Private workspace + isolation boundary
Agent Runtime Layer
OpenClaw-first managed runtime
LLM Layer
Tomato model + BYO provider
Control plane actions (provision, update, route) are managed by Tomato. Runtime interactions and model calls happen inside each isolated deployment.
Provisioning
Each deployment starts as a private workspace with an explicit isolation boundary, so setup and runtime state remain scoped to your environment.
Agent runtime layer
OpenClaw-first managed runtime handles bootstrap, runtime lifecycle, and maintenance tasks that users should not rebuild manually.
LLM layer
Select Tomato's model or route to a bring-your-own provider based on latency, cost, and workload characteristics.
Operational guarantees
Guarantees are explicit and scoped. We separate what Tomato controls from best-effort areas that depend on upstream providers, user configuration, or workload complexity.
| Capability | Guaranteed scope | Best-effort and limits |
|---|---|---|
Private, isolated environment per deployment | Dedicated workspace boundary and separate runtime context for each deployment. | User-side key hygiene and workload-level safety controls remain customer-owned. |
Managed runtime updates | Runtime updates and maintenance are applied by Tomato without requiring users to rebuild infrastructure. | Complex workload compatibility checks may still require user validation before rollout. |
Acknowledged limitations | Known guarantees are documented explicitly: deployment scope, runtime ownership, and API contract. | Upstream model behavior, third-party provider availability, and internet dependencies can impact outcomes. |
Observability hooks entrypoint | Conceptual hooks for logs, metrics, and traces are part of the architecture surface. | Provider-specific dashboards and long-term retention policy are implementation-dependent. |
Get started in three steps
Step 1
Choose your setup
Bring your own API key or use Tomato's model.
Step 2
Launch your private environment
Tomato hosts and manages the runtime for you.
Step 3
Run your agent
Start using OpenClaw in a managed setup without dealing with infrastructure yourself.
Use cases
Blockchain & digital asset workflows
Run persistent monitoring, research, and execution-heavy workflows with less setup overhead.
Developer automation
Offload repetitive coding and tool-driven tasks to agents running in managed environments.
Business workflow automation
Automate recurring research, reporting, and internal operations with agent-driven flows.
Personal AI operators
Run always-on private assistants that handle recurring digital work in the background.
Announcements
Follow recent platform updates, runtime improvements, and developer-facing changes.
Apr 1, 2026
Tomato Service Migration Notice
Tomato will discontinue its standalone public model service. Moving forward, we will focus on TomatoClaw deployment and service plans, providing unlimited access to Tomato v1.3 as part of a fully managed agent infrastructure.
Read detailsMar 18, 2026
Tomato Previews a Business Focus Adjustment
We are previewing an upcoming business adjustment: Tomato will increasingly focus on agent deployment and hosting services and will gradually reshape its overall product structure accordingly.
Read detailsMar 5, 2026
Tomato and TomatoClaw Account and Session Systems Are Now Unified
We have completed the integration of account and session capabilities across Tomato and TomatoClaw, laying the groundwork for future service migration and a more unified user experience.
Read detailsPricing preview
Tomato plans are designed around managed agent environments, with a clear path from BYO model access to an integrated Tomato-native setup.
Hosted Runtime
$19.99 / month
Private managed OpenClaw environment for users who bring their own API key.
Hosted Runtime + Tomato Model
$39.99 / month
Managed OpenClaw deployment with Tomato model access included.