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CrewPoppy is free, and it installs in about three minutes. It runs inside AgentsPoppy — the free app that installs it, keeps it updated, and holds it to the permissions you granted.
Free, and the only thing you download.
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Open AgentsPoppy, find CrewPoppy in the directory, and install it. You'll be shown exactly what it may reach in your cloud before anything is created — and you can take it all back later, completely.
CrewPoppy builds its home inside your own AWS account, then asks you to name your first agent, describe its job, and set what it may spend each month. That's the whole setup.
What you need: your own AWS account. That's where your agents live.
Creating agents is free. You only pay AWS when one actually runs, and every agent stops at the monthly limit you set — a run that would exceed it refuses to start. There is nothing to pay us for any of this.
Yes — it pairs to your own deployment with a code shown on your computer, so you can chat with your crew and approve their work from anywhere. It's coming to the App Store; this page will link to it the day it's available.
Because it's what makes CrewPoppy safe to install. It shows you the permissions before they exist, issues short-lived scoped credentials rather than handing an app your keys, and can pause or remove the whole thing on demand. CrewPoppy asks for a narrow set of permissions named after itself, and AgentsPoppy is what holds it to them.
Everything CrewPoppy created in your account goes with it. That isn't a promise in a document — the uninstall is tested against real infrastructure and has to leave nothing behind before a release can ship.
Yes. CrewPoppy is source-available on GitHub under the PolyForm Shield licence.