Stop wrestling local installs. Launch OpenHands, QM or Paperclip on our infrastructure, wire in the coding agent you already trust, and share the running workbench with your whole team — from one URL.
The matrix
Pick a harness, pick an agent — we run the pair as an isolated service with its own persistent workspace volume.
Choose a harness and the agent + model it should drive. Name it. That's the whole form.
A dedicated service spins up on our swarm with disk, token budget and routing already handled. Watch the status dot flip to green.
Click Open — you're in the live harness UI. Invite teammates by email; they get the same running workbench, not a copy.
Why hosted
No Docker Desktop, no Python env, no API-key wrangling. The harness and the agent both run on our infrastructure; you just open a URL.
A workbench is a running service, not a local process. Invite a teammate and they join the same live session — pair on an agent run in real time.
Every workbench gets its own volume. Restart the harness, swap the agent, come back tomorrow — the checkout and its state are still there.
Sign-in gates every workbench. The harness itself sits behind an authenticated proxy — no bearer tokens in browsers, no public endpoints.
Provisioning, running, error — the dashboard reflects what the platform actually reports, refreshed live. No zombie "running" badges.
Disk quotas, token budgets, swarm scheduling and per-tenant routing are the same battle-tested platform that already runs our agent fleet.
Register, pick a harness, pick an agent — your workbench is a green dot away.
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