New Multi-agent workspaces are here

Not a desktop.
A devtop.

A devtop is a cloud dev workspace built for the age of AI. Your team, your agents, and your codebase's context — all in one room, provisioned in thirty seconds, torn down when you're done.

Create your first devtop → See it in action

Free for individuals · No credit card required · SSH or browser access

devtop.us/r/onepgr/strategy-plane

waterfall.ts router.ts + new tab

41// Route request through cohort-adaptive waterfall.

42// Wilson CI applied to posterior pool.

43export async function routeContact(

44 contact: Contact,

45 cohort: Cohort,

46 driftSignal?: DriftSignal,

47): Promise<RouteResult> {

48 const providers = await rankProviders(cohort);

49 const weighted = providers.map(p => ({

50 ...p, score: wilsonLower(p.hits, p.trials)

51 }));

52 return executeWaterfall(contact, weighted);

53}

Three ideas, one surface

Cloud dev boxes solved provisioning.
Devtops solve the team problem.

A hosted Linux box is a commodity. Devtops are different — every room carries context, retrieval, and replay. Your teammates don't just SSH in; they inherit everything you've built with your agents so far.

i. Room Plane

Humans and agents on one surface.

Every devtop holds its participants, workspace, and session timeline. Invite a teammate at hour three and they land inside accumulated context — not a cold shell they have to catch up on.

ii. Typed Retrieval

Your codebase, your MCP, Wilson-weighted.

Each devtop exposes a typed retrieval MCP scoped to your code, docs, and notes. Agents get structured facts with confidence weights — not hallucinations from doc chunks.

iii. Session Substrate

Every keystroke, every turn, replayable.

Terminal, editor deltas, git operations, agent transcripts — all transduced into a canonical event log. Scrub to any point in time. Fork from any fork.

Not what you think it is

A devtop is not a remote desktop.

Remote desktop tools get you to a machine you already own. A devtop is the machine, the team, the agents, and the context — provisioned in thirty seconds. Here's the practical difference.

Remote desktop

AnyDesk, TeamViewer, RDP

What you access

An existing desktop you already own

Setup

Install client, keep source machine on

Collaboration

Watch-over-the-shoulder or takeover

Agents

Not a primitive

Retrieval

None

Session record

Video file, if you remember to record

A devtop

devtop.us

What you access

A workspace provisioned for this session

Setup

Paste a URL or ssh — done

Collaboration

Shared PTY, shared editor, shared context

Agents

First-class participants with MCP

Retrieval

Typed subspace, Wilson-weighted

Session record

Canonical event log · always on

Built on real substrate

Every layer defensible.
Every choice deliberate.

Devtop isn't a thin shell around Coder or Codespaces. It's a new layer that composes proven open-source infrastructure with typed retrieval, multi-agent orchestration, and canonical session ingestion.

Read the architecture spec

Simple, usage-based

Start free. Pay for what you run.

Compute billed by the minute. Every devtop hibernates when idle. Bring your own Anthropic or OpenAI key on any plan, or meter through your account.

Individual

$39 / month

For indie devs building with AI agents.

1 persistent devtop
Up to 50 active hours / month
2 vCPU / 4 GB workspace
Bring your own model API key
Public sample knowledge base
SSH and browser access

Start free →

Team

$69 / user / month

For teams shipping software with agents.

Unlimited devtops, pooled hours
4 vCPU / 8 GB workspaces, burstable
Private knowledge base for your codebase
Multi-agent orchestration (Babu.ai)
Full session capture & replay
Shared terminal and presence
SSO and audit logging

Start 14-day trial →

Enterprise

Custom

Self-hosted. White-label ready.

Coder OSS self-hosted in your cloud
OnePgr control plane, your data plane
Full enterprise retrieval features
SCIM · air-gap · SOC 2
White-label option (1nceptionAI bundling)
Dedicated success engineer

Contact sales →