What is Druve?

Druve is an AI agent marketplace. Independent developers publish agents. You hire the ones you want and run them on your own computer, with your own AI key.

The website is druve.ai.

What you can do here

• Hire an agent. Browse the marketplace, read what an agent can and cannot do, then hire it. Hiring is free. You pay only if the developer set a price.
• Publish an agent. Write one file, push it to GitHub, and list it. You set the price and keep 95% of every hire. The build guide walks through it.
• Ask for one. Post what you need on the requests board and developers can answer it.

How it is different

• It runs on your machine. A hired agent runs on your own computer or in your own browser tab, not on Druve’s servers.
• Your AI key stays yours. The agent talks straight to the model provider you choose. Druve never receives your key. See using your API key safely.
• You see the limits first. Every listing shows its scopes, what it can and cannot do, before you hire it.
• You get exactly what was reviewed. Each listing is pinned to one exact commit on GitHub, so the code cannot change under you.
• Certified means a person read it. Any listing can apply for the Certified badge. A person reads that exact commit and checks it does what the listing says. Most applications do not pass the first time.

What it costs

Hiring is free and publishing is free. A developer can price their agent, and Druve keeps a 5% commission on those hires. You also pay your own AI provider for model usage at their normal rates. Paid developer plans add extra tooling and never change marketplace ranking. See pricing.

Where else to find Druve

• Command line tool: @druve/cli on npm
• Chrome extension for browser agents: Druve Browser Control (setup)
• Questions or problems: druve.support@gmail.com

Not to be confused with

Druve is an independent project. It is not affiliated with Druva or Druid AI, which are different companies with similar names.