We're engineers that build open source tools for the way software gets written today.
Each project stands on its own. Together they cover where an agent runs, how people work with it, and how they reach it.
Shared agent terminals.
A desktop app for Windows, macOS and Linux, also available in the browser. Launch Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity or any other CLI agent in real terminals, watch and drive them in one place, and send a teammate a link to a live session.
- The Yard for every session at once, and the Roundhouse to rotate through them full size
- An editor beside the agent: open any file it mentions, edit and save, review its changes, and ask it about the lines you select
- Crews: several agents on one goal, each starting when the last goes idle
- Agents tell you when they need you; answer from the queue
The meeting point for Conductor sessions.
Connects people to sessions running on their owners' machines. It runs no agents and keeps no terminal output: a session goes straight from the owner's machine to the viewer's browser. Use our free hosted one at switchyard.rslabs.net, or run your own.
"rendezvous": {
"server": "https://switchyard.rslabs.net",
"token": "<host token>"
}
A microVM for every agent, and a record of everything it did.
Boots a small Linux guest on KVM. Every file change, connection, DNS query, process and model tool call lands in one hash chained log, and nothing reaches the network without a rule that allows it.
$ boxcar run --allow '*.github.com:443' -- npm ci
$ boxcar audit verify <session>
BoxcarRun it isolatedIts own VM, its own network policy, a log you can verify.
ConductorDrive it togetherReal terminals in the browser, with View or Control links.
SwitchyardReach it from anywherePeer-to-peer sessions, joined through one public address.
