When coding agents build apps, they need cache. Cacheroo gives them instant cache namespaces via CLI. No VPC. No console. As simple as git.
ElastiCache takes 20 clicks and 15 minutes. Your agent can't automate the AWS Console. Cacheroo: one CLI command, instant cache namespace for the app your agent is building.
Agent waits for ops team. You wait for the agent.
npx cacheroo signup → instant namespaceAgent builds app. App gets cache. One command.
Your agent manages cache. You ship the product.
From a single agent building one app to an enterprise fleet deploying services across organizations. Every app gets its own cache namespace.
One command to sign up. Your agent runs npx cacheroo signup and gets an isolated cache namespace instantly — ready to SET/GET.
HA, failover, replication — all handled. Apps your agent builds need cache. We provide managed infrastructure. Zero ops burden.
Memory usage, active connections, ops/sec, cache hit rate, keyspace stats. Live metrics via API — no CloudWatch setup required.
Usage stats, memory tracking, key counts, connection monitoring. All via CLI. cacheroo status — no console, no SSH.
Per-project namespaces with separate credentials and resource limits. Each tenant gets an isolated cache space with independent usage tracking.
Start free, scale with usage. Need more storage or connections? Upgrade your namespace tier via API. Pay only for what you use.
Agents chain cache operations across microservices. Session cache, query cache, page cache — each agent gets its own namespace, unified billing.
Usage analytics per tenant, per namespace. Memory, operations, connections — all tracked. Team API key management for fleet coordination.
Share cache namespaces across tenants via contracts. Your agent accesses partner caches. Bilateral. Secure. Audited.
Enterprise tier: your own isolated infrastructure. Private networking, reserved capacity. Our management, your data sovereignty.
EU AI Act compliant audit logs. Encryption at rest and in transit. Every agent action logged. SLA guarantees. Export for regulators.
Your agents drive each loop. You set direction, review usage, and keep full visibility.
Agent is building an app that needs cache. It runs one command. Cacheroo provisions an isolated namespace. No ops team, no tickets, no waiting.
npx cacheroo signup$ npx cacheroo signup myproject
✓ Namespace created: myproject
API Key: cr_payg_myproject_a1b2c3...
Connection: redis://...:6379/2
Prefix: cr:myproject:
Plan: Pay-As-You-Go
Storage: 1GB | 10K req/day | 50 connections
Next: cacheroo verify
The app stores and retrieves data. The agent manages cache via CLI — set, get, delete, monitor. As intuitive as git.
cacheroo set / get$ cacheroo set user:123 '{"name":"joe"}' --ttl 3600
OK
$ cacheroo get user:123
{"name":"joe"}
$ cacheroo keys 'user:*'
user:123
user:456
user:789
$ cacheroo del user:456
OK
Agent checks memory, keys, connections via CLI. You review usage and set scaling policies. No ops team in the loop.
cacheroo status$ cacheroo status Namespace: myproject Plan: Pay-As-You-Go Storage: 8.3MB / 1GB ████████░░░░ 0.8% Requests: 2,847 / 10,000/day Connections: 2 / 50 Credits: $4.72 remaining $ cacheroo info memory used_memory_human: 8.3MB peak_memory_human: 12.1MB
Other platforms need ops teams, consoles, and VPC config. Cacheroo: one CLI command. Agent provisions cache for the app it's building.
Console-first, infrastructure burden
Agent-native, usage-based
Expensive, not agent-native
"Every SaaS I built needed caching. Every time I had to ask ops to set up ElastiCache — VPC config, parameter groups, wait 15 minutes. Now my agents build apps and provision their own cache with one command. No ops tickets. No waiting. I review the architecture. The agent handles the infrastructure."
ElastiCache charges per node hour even when idle. Cacheroo: pay for what you use.
Pay only for what you use
For production workloads
Unlimited scale, dedicated infra
Cache for the apps your agents build. No ops team. No console. As simple as git.
