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πŸ”— Connect GitHub

Stored on the server, never shown again. Used to clone, push, and auto-checkpoint private repos. Make one at github.com β†’ Settings β†’ Developer settings β†’ Fine-grained tokens.

⬇ Download a session

Save any Claude conversation on this box back to your PC as a .jsonl (the reverse of importing one). Newest first.

  • Open to load sessions…

Workspaces

    + New workspace

    New agent

    Quick setup:
    πŸ“‚ Resume a past session
      πŸ“¦ Archived volumes

      Data volumes left behind by removed workspaces. Re-attach to restore the work as a new workspace, or delete to free the disk.

        
              

        Welcome to Agents Cubed

        Run a room full of AI coding agents β€” across every project β€” from any browser. The agents live on the host; you just watch and steer.

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        Workspaces

        A workspace is one project β€” a local folder, or a Docker container with its own toolchain, files, services and GitHub. Keep backend, frontend, and side-projects fully separate.

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        Agents

        Each pane is a real terminal running claude. Spin up many agents per workspace β€” 3 on the backend, 1 on the frontend β€” all working in parallel.

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        Command center

        Tile them in a grid or zoom into one. Tabs glow amber when an agent needs you. Edit in real VS Code, and auto-checkpoint your work to GitHub.

        Get set up in 3 steps

        No prior setup needed β€” here's the whole flow.

        1

        Create a workspace

        Left panel β†’ + New workspace. Pick a Local folder on this PC, or a Docker container (drop in a GitHub repo URL, an image, and optional services like postgres). Each workspace is its own project.

        2

        Add agents

        Select the workspace, hit + Agent (or +4). Each pane runs claude inside that workspace. The first time you use a container, run /login once β€” it's remembered for every future container.

        3

        Work, watch, and save

        Use the top bar to switch grid ⇄ single, rename a tab to what it's doing ("Frontend Refactor"), and filter by project. Open VS Code with </>. Turn on β—· auto-checkpoint so each project pushes its WIP to its own GitHub.

        Tip: nothing is lost when you close the browser β€” the server and containers keep running. How is my work saved?

        Upload into

        Drop files or a whole folder β€” they're sent straight into the workspace, from any device. For a large repo, create the workspace with its Git URL instead of uploading.

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        Drag files or a folder here
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