Your coding agent can now drive Maritime
A copy-one-prompt setup for Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex, the penpal case study, Maritime for Students, and more durable agent wakes with rate limits on every path.
Teach your coding agent to drive Maritime
The docs have a copy button that hands Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex a system prompt and the full CLI guide, so your coding agent can create agents, set triggers, and deploy for you instead of you reading the reference yourself. There is an agent-readable version of the CLI guide at /docs/cli/llms.txt.
Set up your coding agent
One agent per user, in production
Penpal gives every learner a language friend who texts them from a real phone number: 24 painted characters, and one dedicated Maritime agent per user, not a shared model with a user id in the prompt. The friendship lives inside the agent, so it remembers your job and your dog, generates its own selfies, and calls penpal's API to set its own do-not-disturb when you ask for space.
Read the case study
Maritime for Students
Four months of Starter free, which is 20 agents and normally $20 a month. Apply with your school email and codes go out in about a day.
Apply with a school email
Durable wakes and rate limits on every path
Wakes are now retried, and an agent is only rebuilt if its snapshot is gone, so its memory, files, and conversation history survive errored wakes. Wake and deploy rate limits now apply on every path, including Telegram, webhooks, cron, and the API, so another account's traffic spike does not make your agents slower to respond. The default is 10 messages per minute per agent; write to us if you need more.