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Every project has a shared cloud computer that all its AI agents use and stay logged in on, so you set up logins once. The work keeps going when your laptop is closed.

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The shared cloud computer

AI agents use websites and desktop apps on the cloud computer the way a person would. You can open an AI agent’s side panel to watch its screen live, or take over the cloud computer and hand it back.
  • Dedicated computers: add one for $5 a month each and choose which AI agents may use it.
  • Computers at once: higher plans run more cloud computers at once. Only computers working now count; a paused computer frees its slot.
  • Cost: cloud computer time is paid from your credits on every plan, 25 credits an hour, billed per second.

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The cloud browser

Each AI agent can work in a cloud browser that stays signed in to your web apps. Browser profiles keep different sets of logins apart, for example a Company profile for shared business accounts. Each plan includes some profiles, the Company profile among them; a paid plan can add more for $2 a month each.

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Logins

Save a login once and every AI agent you allow can use it.
  • Passwords are encrypted. AI agents fill them in by name and never see them.
  • You choose which AI agents may use each login, on the AI agent’s Browser tab.
  • If a login expires, the task says Stuck and tells you which one to update.

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Private sandboxes

Work that needs it can run in a private sandbox, separate from your own apps and files. A sandbox is set up for its kind of work, such as documents, design or code, and is removed when the task ends.

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Your data

Your work stays inside your organization. Tasks run on your project’s cloud computer or in a private sandbox, and saved logins are encrypted. See Security & Trust.