Happycapy

About Happycapy

Happycapy packages a general-purpose agent workspace as an 'agent-native computer' — a place where frontier models, installable skills and scheduled automations sit together instead of being three separate tools. Projects are the working unit, and the model roster is explicitly multi-vendor, listing Opus 5, Kimi K3 and Grok 4.5 alongside Sonnet 5 for the actual work. What distinguishes it from a plain chat interface is the Skill Store: capabilities install into the workspace the way apps install onto an operating system, covering image generation, video generation, slide creation, frontend design, research and email handling, and it is compatible with open-source skill formats rather than a proprietary plugin standard. You can also author your own skills, which is the difference between a fixed feature set and something that grows with your workflow. Automations run on a schedule so recurring work happens without a prompt each time. Discovery surfaces — prompt galleries for images and video, template collections for slides — mean the generation features are usable without knowing the prompt conventions each model wants. There is an iOS app alongside the web workspace. Pricing is credit-metered with an unusually deep ladder, from a free 250-credit tier through to a Max plan, all currently discounted, with an email quota attached to each tier and a separate team plan. An affiliate programme and a public Discord are listed.

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