Standalone · free MIT
$0forever
Run it yourself
Run the complete HappyToHelp source in infrastructure you control. You own the code, data and deployment.
No management charge
Source pathPublic source is available.
Plans.
Free source. Clear ways to run it.
Own your support software. Run HappyToHelp yourself, keep it in your cloud with Assisted, or let Managed operate it for you.
- project
- HappyToHelp v0.2.1
- licence
- MIT, every plan
- assisted and managed
- Early access
- prices
- USD, plus any applicable tax
who runs it
Assisted · customer accounts
$10per month
Keep it in your cloud
We help install and maintain the product while your Cloudflare account and GitHub repository remain the operating home.
$5/mo management and update AI credit included
Early accessIn early access with hands-on onboarding.
Managed · operator service
$100per month
Hand us the running work
We operate the deployment and private repository for you, with updates handled as part of the service.
$50/mo management and update AI credit included
Early accessIn early access with hands-on onboarding; review operating and exit terms before joining.
| What it covers | Run it yourself | Keep it in your cloud | Hand us the running work |
|---|---|---|---|
| Where it runs | Your Cloudflare account and GitHub repositorykeep the deployment and source under your control | Customer-owned Cloudflare and GitHubyou choose the accounts and keep the source | Operator cloud and private repositoryoperation is included in the $100/mo service price |
| Updates | Your own coding agentthe repository's AGENTS.md is written for the agent you choose | Management and update helpguided work can prepare and apply the selected update | Managed updatesthe operator prepares and verifies ongoing changes |
| Provider and AI costs | Your provider and AI costspay them directly according to the edition and usage | Edition and customer-facing AI costspay selected providers directly with keys you choose | Edition and customer-facing AI costsuse separate provider billing and keys where required |
| Included AI credit | No management charge | $5/mo AI credit includedavailable for management and update work | $50/mo AI credit includedavailable for management and update work |
| Source and exit | MIT-licensed sourceuse, change and redistribute under the licence | None listed | Source and data exit pathreview recovery and independent-operation terms before launch |
Launch prices are shown in USD, plus any applicable tax. Included credits are available for management and update AI work. There is no automatic overage; approve any additional paid work separately.
Availability: Public source is available. Assisted and Managed are in early access with hands-on onboarding.
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Standalone quickstart
HappyToHelp is free MIT source in its public repository.
- You need
- Node.js 26.8.1 or newer
- pnpm 10.12.4
- Git
- A Cloudflare account, only to host it online (Workers, D1, R2, Queues and Durable Objects)
- Then run
git clone --branch v0.2.1 https://github.com/just-every/happytohelp happytohelp cd happytohelp node scripts/install.mjs- The installer
- The installer opens a page in your browser before anything is installed, asks only for what it cannot discover, and lets you choose this computer or your Cloudflare account. Nothing is installed or deployed until you approve.
- With your agent
When your coding agent runs the setup, start the installer with --agent: it waits for the agent to connect and supply the answers, and you still approve before anything is installed.
node scripts/install.mjs --agent- Every option
- The installer guide lists every option.
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Every path keeps
- MIT code
- The source stays free and MIT-licensed. Paying for help changes nothing about the licence.
- Clear custody
- Standalone and Assisted use your Cloudflare and GitHub accounts. Managed uses the operator cloud and a private repository.
- Visible AI usage
- Assisted and Managed each include the monthly AI credit shown on the plan, for management and update work. There is no automatic overage; you approve any additional paid work.
- A way out
- Ending a paid plan does not take away your source licence. The Terms set out cancellation, export and handover.
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Questions worth a straight answer
- How do I join Assisted or Managed?
- Both are in early access. Request early access opens an email to support@runeditrun.com with the plan in its subject, and onboarding is hands-on.
- What happens if I cancel?
- Assisted keeps the deployment in your Cloudflare account and the source in your GitHub repository. Managed uses the operator cloud and a private repository; management, update and new-deployment authority ends at the end of the paid period, with a documented export and handover path.
- What does it cost to actually run?
- Standalone and Assisted keep Cloudflare, GitHub and any outside services on accounts and keys you choose, billed to you by those providers. Managed’s monthly price includes operating the operator cloud and private repository; the product’s own AI and other outside services use separate provider billing and keys where required.
- Why pay for MIT code at all?
- Payment buys deployment, management and update work, not permission to use MIT source. The included AI credit is for that management and update work.
- What do you get access to?
- Assisted needs access to your Cloudflare and GitHub accounts. Managed runs in an operator cloud and private repository. Review the access you grant and the exit terms before you join.
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Start with HappyToHelp.
Run the MIT source yourself, keep it in your own accounts with Assisted, or let Managed operate it for you.