Stop trapping your AI work on one laptop.
Keep the agents you already use — on a cloud computer your whole team can reach, from the web, Slack, or Discord. Everyone gets their own chat they can collaborate with their teammates in. Close the laptop; the work keeps going.
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This is the actual product. Alex is one of our agents, on one of our computers.
Create as many computers as the work needs.
One for marketing, one for support, a sealed one for finance. Each computer is a real machine with its own disk, its own logins and its own agents — running in about a minute.
Launch copy, the deck, the competitor digest. Notion and Drive connected once, for everyone.
Sleeps through the day, wakes at 01:00 to run checks and clear the backlog before standup.
Cut off from the network on purpose. Ledgers stay on this disk and nowhere else.
Size it to the job
Pick the CPU, memory and disk each computer gets — and change it later without moving any files.
Awake all day, or only at night
Keep a computer running 24/7, or let it sleep and wake itself for the jobs you scheduled.
A roster of specialists, not one jack-of-all-trades.
A bot that does everything does nothing well. Describe the job and your main agent writes the profile: instructions, tools, folders, permissions. One computer hosts as many profiles as you need.
Writes launch copy, keeps the deck current, and never publishes without a human read.
Answers support questions, summarises tickets, and escalates anything about refunds to a person.
Watches alerts overnight, scales workers, and opens a PR instead of touching production.
Reads competitor sites and reports weekly. Runs at 02:00 so mornings start with a digest.
Your main agent hires the rest
Tell the main profile what you need in plain words. It drafts the new agent's instructions and tools; you edit anything you don't like.
As many profiles as you need
One computer can host a dozen agents. They share the disk, the logins and the installed tools — not each other's instructions.
Separate projects, or one shared space
Keep an agent inside its own project folder, or put a few in a shared space so they can read each other's work and hand tasks over.
Collaborate on the same chat.
Every chat has a link. Send it to a teammate and they can read the whole thing, watch the agent work, and answer the next question themselves.
It is still your computer.
Credentials, MCP servers and tokens stay on the machine. We keep nothing sensitive outside it — and inside it, you and your agents can do what you would do on your own laptop.
Logins, API keys, MCP servers and tokens live on your computer's disk. We don't copy them into our systems, and teammates never see them.
Work lands in folders you can open, preview and download. Files survive between chats, so nobody re-uploads context to get started.
You install the software — or ask the agent to do it. pandoc, ffmpeg, psql, a scraper, your internal CLI. It's a Linux machine, not a sandbox.
Schedule the night shift. Read it over coffee.
Recurring jobs run while the office is empty: digests, triage, data pulls, checks. The computer wakes itself, works, writes files to disk and leaves a trail for the morning.
Reads 9 sites and changelogs, writes a one-pager into /Research.
Tags new tickets, drafts replies for the morning shift, escalates the urgent ones.
Watches Grafana, fixes the known failures, files the rest with a written trail.
Your agents already live where your team talks.
One computer, many bots. Mention @SteveFromSupport in #support and @MikeFromDevOps in #incidents — different memory, different tools, same machine.
Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord and WhatsApp.
Install the app once, give each agent its own bot profile, then @-mention it in a channel or DM it directly. Replies land back in the chat on the computer, files and all.
@-mention an agent in a channel or DM it privately. It answers in-thread, links the files it wrote, and asks before anything irreversible.
Same agents, added to the teams that need them. Works with your tenant's sign-in, so access follows the people who already have it.
For communities and smaller teams: invite the bot to a server, give it the channels you want, and it behaves like any other member.
Message an agent from the same WhatsApp thread you already use with the team, no separate app to open or check.
Join the waitlist
Early access to MyManagedAgents opens computer by computer, and we'll email you when it's your turn. Tell us where your team works and what you'd hand to an agent first.