Nothing stops
Tasks, servers and agents keep running while your laptop sleeps.
Wifi drops. Laptop closes. Your agents keep working.
A persistent development machine for you and your coding agents: always on, isolated from your laptop, one per project. Start a task on the train and pick it up from the couch.
Free and open source. Bring your own server.
Your laptop stays yours
Agents never touch your personal files, sessions or credentials.
Same workspace tomorrow
Dependencies, caches and data are still there when you return.
Lose the signal. Keep the build.
Long tasks, dev servers, workers and databases run on the workspace, not on your laptop. Whatever happens to your connection or your battery, the work continues, and you can reach it from any device.
Browser
Open a terminal and check progress from any machine.
IDE + SSH
Work normally from VS Code, Cursor or your terminal.
Phone
Check agents, restart processes or continue a session while away.
Keep agents away from
your laptop.
Coding agents are powerful because they can execute commands, read files and use credentials. Give them their own machine instead of yours.
Isolated environment
No access to your personal files, browser sessions or local credentials.
Disposable when needed
If an agent breaks the environment, recreate the workspace instead of your laptop.
Controlled access
Only put the repositories, credentials and services into the workspace that the agent actually needs.
Run real software,
not just agents.
The agent works inside a complete development machine, with everything a real project needs.
Install your stack
Docker, Postgres, Redis, npm, Composer, browsers and anything else you need.
Run the application
Frontend, backend, workers, databases and dev servers.
Keep the state
Dependencies, caches and development data remain between sessions.
Docker
Postgres
Redis
npm
Composer
Browser
One workspace per project.
Client A never sees client B. Every project gets its own workspace with its own repositories, credentials and services. An agent only reaches the workspace it runs in.
Separate credentials
API keys, tokens and .env files live in exactly one workspace.
Separate data
Databases, uploads and caches never mix between projects.
Hand over cleanly
Finish a project, download what you need, then delete its workspace.
Switch agents.
Keep the machine.
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode and whatever comes next, on your own accounts and subscriptions. Try a new agent without rebuilding your environment.
The workspace belongs to you, not to an agent vendor.
Claude Code
Codex CLI
Cursor CLI
OpenCode
Antigravity CLI
Grok CLI
Pi
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Any shell
