Five agents on one Compute, each in its own repo
Every repo you work on is a project on your Compute, and a new one costs $0. One click launches Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode inside it, on the subscription you pick, with your CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, skills and hooks in place. From $19 a month.
From $19 a month · Docker and sudo included · Cancel from the dashboard any time
What projects get you
More agents, not more bills
Claude Code writes, Codex reviews, OpenCode keeps the docs: three launches, three terminals, one Compute. Start runs three at once, Business Plus fifteen.
Every agent on its own subscription
Each launch signs its agent in with the account you pick, or your default. Rotation and continue after a limit are switched on per launch.
The agent starts where your rules are
Every agent starts in /work/<project>, so the project’s CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, skills, hooks and .mcp.json work as they do on your laptop.
A new repo in one step
Clone a repo, start empty or turn a folder already on your Compute into a project. No new plan, no new bill, no second setup.
The details
- Project
- A folder at /work/<project> on your Compute: cloned, empty or copied from a folder already there; its page shows the size it takes
- Launch
- The agent, its subscription or API key, an optional model, rotation and continue after a limit; the project’s default launch runs in one click
- New tab
- Project, agent, what it runs on, Launch; a new combination is saved for next time
- What a terminal sees
- Its own project and your home folder; a Shell terminal sees every project
- Disk
- Projects and home share your account disk, 50 to 600 GB by size; each project's page shows what it takes
- Ending a terminal
- Removes its system, packages and Docker; the project and its saved launches stay
Jobs people run with this
- Pro · $35Parallel agentsEach agent in its own project, each branch moving at once.
- Business · $149Nine agents at onceNine tabs across three projects: review is the bottleneck, so the list shows who needs you.
- Start · $19Agencies and freelancersOne Compute, a project per client: separate repos, agents and preview links.
Questions about this
Do two agents on one Compute get in each other’s way?
They share your Compute's CPU and memory, and each runs in its own terminal with its own Docker and system, inside its own project with its own settings and login. Need more room for both? Change to a bigger size on the running Compute.
Does the agent keep its history?
Yes. Sessions belong to the project, out of git, and every launch in it sees all of them: run the project on another account and the new launch picks up the last session. A launch keeps only its own settings and login.
Where do a project’s Docker containers run?
In the terminal that started them, on its own Docker. They keep running after you close the browser and go when you end that terminal; keep database files in the project folder to carry them over.
Five agents on one Compute, each in its own repo
Pick a size, hand the agent the job and close the tab. Come back to finished work.
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