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Every coding agent. One governed cloud.

Isolated workspaces on servers you choose. Developers bring their own agents. You set the rules, budgets and audit.

Works with Claude CodeCodexOpenCodeGemini CLI on each developer's own account, unmodified

Sketch of the product in development. Sample data.

Start anywhere. Agents keep going.

Your agent and your account, in a cloud workspace that keeps running after you log out.

Agent Board

Every agent terminal at a glance, in the browser. Status in words, not only color.

Answer from your phone

Approve, deny or reply from Pending, without opening the terminal. Riskier asks open a review page.

Teleport to the cloud

Start in your local terminal with the acc CLI. Continue in a cloud workspace.

Agents test in a browser

Playwright or Chrome DevTools MCP, headless, inside the workspace.

Live previews

Running apps get a preview URL and time-limited share links for QA and PMs.

Sleep and resume

Hibernated workspaces wake with processes, terminals and the agent session restored.

  • Lanes turn tasks into PRs under your name
  • Fork a task to two agents, keep the better diff
  • VS Code and JetBrains over SSH via the CLI

Top issues become agent tasks.

Pick a high-priority issue, press Start. Status flows back on its own.

  1. 1

    Pick from your cycle or sprint

    Ranked by priority, deadline and cycle, with the reason shown.

  2. 2

    Brief, branch and agent, ready

    Start one or several. Each runs in its own lane, within your limit.

  3. 3

    A pull request under your name

    Branch protection and code owners work as they do today.

Synced back to the issue
  1. In Progress on start
  2. PR linked
  3. Done on merge

See what agents shipped, and what it cost.

  • Daily digest, monthly summaryWhat merged, what waits, what it cost.
  • Delivery insightsPRs opened and merged, agent PR merge rate, DORA.
  • Most active projects and peoplePeople only if your org turns individual insights on.
  • Cost and usage per teamAttributed to the unit, tracked against budgets.
  • Monthly chargebackBy cost center, ready for finance.
  • Team aggregate by default
  • Prompt contents not collected
  • Oversight roles never see code

Built for your security review.

Decide what agents can reach, run and spend. Then prove it.

Contain

  • Isolated workspacesEach in a gVisor sandbox. Default deny between them.
  • Egress controlAgents reach only hosts you allow.
  • Credentials stay putAgent and Git logins stay with the developer. The platform never collects or stores them.
  • Per-org encryption keysBring your own key. Destroy it to erase the data.

Govern

  • Central policiesInstructions, MCP servers, models, permissions. Units can only narrow.
  • Approval rulesAllow, deny or ask a human, by risk. Destructive actions always ask.
  • Budgets that denyA hard budget stops a model request before it is sent. Add-on

Identity and roles

  • SSO and SCIMOIDC sign-in, SCIM, MFA and passkeys.
  • Roles and unitsYour org chart, custom roles, separation of duties.
  • Oversight without codeAuditor, billing and insights roles never see code.

Prove

  • Tamper-evident auditHash-chained per org. Verifiable and exportable.
  • Vendor access on approvalSupport sessions need your yes, expire, and are audited.

Paid add-ons

  • Harness ShieldRegistered secrets and identity data scrubbed from agent traffic.
  • Software ControlOnly approved agents, tools and packages in a workspace.
  • AI spend governanceSpend attributed per team and capped before it happens.

Limits, stated up front. The Shield cannot catch secrets nobody registered. Code sent to a model still reaches that model's provider. No certifications yet: built to be SOC 2-ready.

Your servers or ours.

  • SaaS

    Fastest start. EU or US data region.

  • Recommended

    Hybrid

    Our control plane, your servers. Code stays with you.

  • On-prem

    Everything on your side. Air-gapped if you need it.

  • Built for GDPR. EU or US data region.
  • Standard VDSs. No KVM needed.
  • One outbound connection on port 443.
  • Runner, supervisor and CLI: Apache-2.0, published at public launch.

And everything you'd expect.

  • Browser terminal
  • CPU, memory, disk quotas
  • Persistent volumes
  • Prebuilt environments
  • Multi-repo projects
  • GitHub, GitLab + 4 more
  • Slack, Teams, Notion
  • SSH, port forwarding
  • Snapshots, backups
  • API, webhooks, Terraform
  • Corporate proxy, CA
  • Audit export, SIEM

For companies. We open each organization by invitation.