Agent-native IDE to orchestrate parallel AI coding agents from any device
Let AI agents work in your signed-in Chrome browser with scoped access, human approval, and verified results
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Freemium
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Pricing
Free: $0/month with 1 remote machine and 10 automations. Pro: $12/user/month (billed monthly) or $9/user/month billed yearly ($108 per user per year). Enterprise: Custom pricing with admin portal, SSO, and dedicated support.
Free: €0/month with 100 task credits per month and 1 connected browser. Pro: €5/month with 2,000 task credits per billing month and 5 connected browsers. Extra credits: 1,000 credits for €3 on Pro (do not expire).
Key features
Run 40+ coding agents in parallel
Real-time session sync across all devices
File browser and editor integrated with agent chat
Live terminal access on local and remote machines
Git diffs with word-level highlights and commit history
Task board with labels and sub-tasks
Push notifications when agents need input
Code isolation on git worktrees
Redacted sensitive values including passwords, OTPs, card data, and API keys
Effect verification to prevent blindly repeating uncertain browser side effects
Integration with ChatGPT and Claude via MCP connectors
REST API and custom agent key support for own scripts
Task credit model with no separate browser-hour or AI model billing
What makes it different
Manage multiple coding agents in one workspace instead of juggling terminal tabs
Code stays on your machine with secure remote control, no extraction of code to the cloud
No lock-in and no usage markup with bring-your-own API keys
Support for 40+ agents via built-in integrations and Agent Client Protocol
Keeps your signed-in sessions in your own Chrome profile instead of copying them to a remote browser fleet
Brings the agent into your existing browser instead of moving your browser to a remote server
Charges only for accepted tasks, not for browser hours or AI model calls
Prevents uncertain side effects from being blindly replayed through durable task state and effect verification
Treats all page content as untrusted data so websites cannot grant themselves new permissions