Agents running,
while you sleep

Cosine in the cloud keeps work moving after your local environment runs out of time, context, or attention.

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Four Modes.
For Every Kind of Work.
From scoping work to autonomous execution, you can choose how much oversight you want and switch modes as the task evolves.
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Auto
Reads, writes, runs, and iterates without stopping. Set the task and walk away.
Plan
Research broad changes before committing to edits or execution.
Swarm
Split bigger efforts into coordinated agent workstreams without losing context.
Manual
Asks before making changes. You stay in control.
Every surface gets better when the platform exists underneath it.
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Cosine platform screenshot
Escape velocity for long-running work
Keep running, even after local runs out.
The platform keeps the same workflow alive across retries, long-running tasks, overnight execution, and shared review.
Remote execution
Agents run on isolated platform workers or your own SSH targets. Kick off a complex refactor, board a flight, and come back to a finished diff. No babysitting required.
Parallel agents
Run 20+ agents simultaneously on isolated worktrees. They work in parallel with zero coordination overhead — no merge conflicts, no shared state. Everything resolves before you see a diff.
Your machine as a node
When the CLI or Desktop is running, your machine is part of the Cosine network. Start a task on your laptop, continue it from your phone. The work keeps running — on your hardware, with your files.
Approval-gated actions
Read operations are autonomous — indexing, fetching, monitoring. Write operations only go out when you say so. Push code, send a Slack message, file a PR comment — one confirmation, then it executes.
MicroVM isolation
Every agent session runs in a hardware-isolated MicroVM — the same technology that powers AWS Lambda. ~125ms boot time. Dedicated kernel. Secure by default, not as an afterthought.
Model-agnostic
Codex, Sonnet, Opus, Kimi K2.5, GLM 5.1, MiniMax M2.7, Qwen 3.6 Plus, Gemini. Bring your ChatGPT subscription. The platform doesn't lock you to any provider — your results shouldn't depend on a single model.
Remote execution
Agents run on isolated platform workers or your own SSH targets. Kick off a complex refactor, board a flight, and come back to a finished diff. No babysitting required.
Parallel agents
Run 20+ agents simultaneously on isolated worktrees. They work in parallel with zero coordination overhead — no merge conflicts, no shared state. Everything resolves before you see a diff.
Your machine as a node
When the CLI or Desktop is running, your machine is part of the Cosine network. Start a task on your laptop, continue it from your phone. The work keeps running — on your hardware, with your files.
Approval-gated actions
Read operations are autonomous — indexing, fetching, monitoring. Write operations only go out when you say so. Push code, send a Slack message, file a PR comment — one confirmation, then it executes.
MicroVM isolation
Every agent session runs in a hardware-isolated MicroVM — the same technology that powers AWS Lambda. ~125ms boot time. Dedicated kernel. Secure by default, not as an afterthought.
Model-agnostic
Codex, Sonnet, Opus, Kimi K2.5, GLM 5.1, MiniMax M2.7, Qwen 3.6 Plus, Gemini. Bring your ChatGPT subscription. The platform doesn't lock you to any provider — your results shouldn't depend on a single model.
Remote execution
Agents run on isolated platform workers or your own SSH targets. Kick off a complex refactor, board a flight, and come back to a finished diff. No babysitting required.
Parallel agents
Run 20+ agents simultaneously on isolated worktrees. They work in parallel with zero coordination overhead — no merge conflicts, no shared state. Everything resolves before you see a diff.
Your machine as a node
When the CLI or Desktop is running, your machine is part of the Cosine network. Start a task on your laptop, continue it from your phone. The work keeps running — on your hardware, with your files.
Approval-gated actions
Read operations are autonomous — indexing, fetching, monitoring. Write operations only go out when you say so. Push code, send a Slack message, file a PR comment — one confirmation, then it executes.
MicroVM isolation
Every agent session runs in a hardware-isolated MicroVM — the same technology that powers AWS Lambda. ~125ms boot time. Dedicated kernel. Secure by default, not as an afterthought.
Model-agnostic
Codex, Sonnet, Opus, Kimi K2.5, GLM 5.1, MiniMax M2.7, Qwen 3.6 Plus, Gemini. Bring your ChatGPT subscription. The platform doesn't lock you to any provider — your results shouldn't depend on a single model.
Remote execution
Agents run on isolated platform workers or your own SSH targets. Kick off a complex refactor, board a flight, and come back to a finished diff. No babysitting required.
Parallel agents
Run 20+ agents simultaneously on isolated worktrees. They work in parallel with zero coordination overhead — no merge conflicts, no shared state. Everything resolves before you see a diff.
Your machine as a node
When the CLI or Desktop is running, your machine is part of the Cosine network. Start a task on your laptop, continue it from your phone. The work keeps running — on your hardware, with your files.
Approval-gated actions
Read operations are autonomous — indexing, fetching, monitoring. Write operations only go out when you say so. Push code, send a Slack message, file a PR comment — one confirmation, then it executes.
MicroVM isolation
Every agent session runs in a hardware-isolated MicroVM — the same technology that powers AWS Lambda. ~125ms boot time. Dedicated kernel. Secure by default, not as an afterthought.
Model-agnostic
Codex, Sonnet, Opus, Kimi K2.5, GLM 5.1, MiniMax M2.7, Qwen 3.6 Plus, Gemini. Bring your ChatGPT subscription. The platform doesn't lock you to any provider — your results shouldn't depend on a single model.
Start local. Scale when you're ready.
Cosine is one product across three surfaces: CLI, Desktop, and Cloud. Each extends the last — nothing is thrown away when you go further.
The desktop is the hub. When you want to run tasks overnight, spin up 20 agents in parallel, or keep working from your phone while your laptop runs a long job — the cloud is already connected. Same account, same context, no migration.
  • CLI for terminal-native power users and scripting
  • Desktop for rich interaction, multi-window, visibility
  • Cloud for parallel agents, remote execution, cross-device continuity
  • All three share the same account and model settings
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