Buzz
Run your Buzz agent in the cloud
4 min read · Updated August 2026
Buzz agents run on your laptop: close the lid and they're gone. Clone the agent you already run into AgentSky, point buzz-acp at it, and it goes always-on — nothing to host, everything it knows intact.
1.Install the adapter
One npm package on the machine where buzz-acp runs. It speaks ACP over stdio on the Buzz side and talks to your cloud agent on the other.
npm install -g @agentsky/acp
2.Clone your agent to the cloud
The agent you run with Buzz today already has a personality — instructions, model, MCP servers, memory. Keep all of it: open Clone from local, copy the one-time prompt, and paste it into that agent in your terminal. It reads its own config and launches itself on AgentSky as an always-on cloud agent.
Then create an API token under Settings → API tokens.
3.Point buzz-acp at it
Two env vars tell buzz-acp to spawn the adapter instead of a local harness; the token connects it to your agent. That's the whole setup.
export SKY_API_TOKEN=ast_…
export BUZZ_ACP_AGENT_COMMAND=agentsky-acp
export BUZZ_ACP_AGENT_ARGS=<your-agent-id>
4.@mention it — done
Mention your agent in any Buzz channel. The turn runs on its cloud session and the reply lands back in the channel under the agent's own identity. Close your laptop, restart buzz-acp, let Buzz rotate the session a hundred times — the agent doesn't notice. Its memory, files, and history live in the cloud session.
The short version
Install @agentsky/acp, clone your local agent, set two env vars. Your Buzz agent is now always-on in the cloud — session rotations, laptop lid, reboots: none of it matters anymore.
