01
Make it yours
Choose your coding tools. Add environment variables and custom install scripts. Save your defaults at the workspace level.
A HOME FOR YOUR CODING AGENTS
Big ideas.
Little agents.
Their own VMs.
Give your coding agents a place to build. Your tools, your repos, and your environment—ready to work together.
Built for Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, and whatever comes next.
agents box / workspace All systems go
Your agents
A little team. A lot of possibility.
Agent nameStatus
VF
Violet FoxCodex · api-service
ReadyGO
Golden OtterClaude Code · web-app
ReadySO
Silver OwlOpenCode · research
Readyviolet-fox~/repos/api-serviceEXAMPLE
$ git status
On branch main
Your branch is up to date with 'origin/main'.
$ A NEW PLACE TO RUN. Codex Claude Code OpenCode Your own scripts
THE SETUP IS THE SIMPLE PART
From an idea to a working agent.
Less time piecing together infrastructure.
More time seeing what your agents can do.
02
Bring your code
Connect a GitHub repository and clone it at startup. Your agent gets the context it needs to start working.
03
See the work happen
Run commands from the browser. Follow their status and output, then pick up where you left off.
A WORKSPACE, NOT ANOTHER WORKAROUND
One place to keep
your agents moving.
Keep projects organized with workspaces and tags. Create agents in the app or through the API. Give each one its own environment, without repeating the setup.
Find your starting pointYour environment, rememberedPackages and variables saved as workspace defaults.
Your repository, already thereA GitHub clone before the agent starts its work.
Your commands, in one viewSubmit, follow, and review commands in the terminal.
NOTES FROM THE WORKSPACE
A little reading. A head start.
A good agent starts with a repeatable environment
Packages, environment variables, and workspace defaults that let you spend less time setting up and more time building.
Your repo. Already there when your agent starts.
Connect a private GitHub repository, give your agent scoped access, and make the first command about your code.
Start small. Give your agent a clear first task.
Choose a focused task, prepare the environment, and build a repeatable workflow before adding more agents.
LESS SETUP. MORE BUILDING.
Give your next idea
an agent of its own.
Create your first agent
Bring your tools. Bring your API keys.