Products and workflows built with Computer Agents
Explore apps, customer stories, prototypes, research workflows, and operational systems created with persistent cloud agents.
Embed persistent agents inside your own application.
Computer Agents can become the execution layer behind your product. Create threads from your app, attach customer context, connect repos or files, and let agents return real artifacts instead of one-off text responses.
Let your product create real web apps, APIs, auth, and data.
Use the same primitives agents use internally to publish customer-facing surfaces. Your application can provision web apps, functions, databases, authentication, and custom domains from one agentic compute layer.
Turn agent work into recurring product infrastructure.
Build products where agents do not disappear after the first response. Schedule recurring runs, react to product events, update files, and create follow-up tasks as your users and systems change.
Everything you need to build products on Computer Agents.
Use the platform as an agentic compute layer inside your own product: run agents, attach context, deploy resources, observe work, and govern what ships.
| Threads | Start persistent agent runs from your own product UI, route work to the right agent, stream progress back to users, and keep every response connected to the original workspace. |
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| Customer Context | Attach files, GitHub repositories, product records, tasks, project notes, and metadata so every agent starts with the context your application already knows. |
| Artifacts | Retrieve generated files, reports, designs, code changes, summaries, deployment links, and run outputs as first-class product data instead of loose chat messages. |
| Projects | Create strategies, releases, tickets, boards, subtasks, comments, reviews, and status updates so agents can coordinate complex work inside your product. |
| Web Apps | Let users or agents publish hosted web apps, preview URLs, production releases, and custom domains directly from a project workspace. |
| APIs and Functions | Deploy backend functions and API endpoints next to the agent work that created them, then expose those resources to your product or your customers. |
| Databases and Auth | Provision managed databases and secure user authentication for generated apps, internal tools, portals, and customer-facing workflows. |
| Computers | Give each agent a persistent cloud computer with files, browser, terminal, packages, connectors, and workspace state that can continue across sessions. |
| Connectors | Bring in GitHub, Notion, Google Drive, OneDrive, Gmail, Slack, email, and other approved systems so agents can read and write where work already happens. |
| Schedules and Triggers | Run agents from schedules, webhooks, incoming files, email, product events, and customer actions to turn your app into a recurring automation layer. |
| Governance | Add permission requests, human approvals, review states, reviewer agents, audit-friendly run history, and project-level controls around autonomous work. |
| Observability | Track run status, logs, costs, compute tokens, resource usage, errors, artifacts, and completion summaries so your product can explain what agents did. |