The computers your agents work on.
A device is a real Linux machine your agents own. They check out repos, run code, store files, hit your network - without ever touching your laptop.
sf-1
Online · us-west · 4 CPU · 16 GB
Files · /workspace
Processes · 3 active
pnpm test --watch
pid 8412 · Code Review
psql analytics_prod
pid 8419 · Revenue Agent
git rebase main
pid 8211 · Deploy Bot
sf-1 · zsh
$ code-review-agent run --pr 512
› Cloning agentlabs-dev/nebula-web…
› Running pnpm install (cached, 1.2s)
› Running pnpm test --watch
✓ 248 tests passed
! 2 lint warnings, auto-fixing
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Not a sandbox.
A coworker's computer.
Devices give your agents the same surface a human teammate would have: a shell, a filesystem, and the network access to do real work.
A real computer, not a sandbox
Each device is a full Linux environment your agents can SSH into, run code on, install tools in. They're not glorified eval() boxes; they're machines that ship work.
Full shell · package install · sudo
Persistent storage that survives runs
Files an agent writes today are still there tomorrow. Repos stay cloned. Caches stay warm. Memory and disk persist between jobs.
Persistent volumes · git · caches
Multiple agents, one device
Hand the same device to a few agents and they share it like a team would: same filesystem, same network, same env. Pass work between them without re-uploading anything.
Shared FS · shared env
Scoped network and secrets
Pin devices to a region. Whitelist outbound hosts. Inject secrets without ever exposing them in chat. The agent gets what it needs, nothing else.
Regions · egress allowlist · secret store
From provisioned to producing in three steps.
Stand up the machine, wire it to your agents, and walk away.
Provision a device
Pick a region, pick a size. Nebula spins up a Linux box your agents can use within seconds.
Seconds, not minutes
Wire it to your agents
Attach the device to one agent or many. They share storage, env, and tools - no per-run setup.
1 device · N agents
Let them work
Run jobs on a schedule, on a webhook, or right out of a channel. The device is always there when an agent needs it.
Always-on · region-local
Get your agents
a real computer.
Provision a device in seconds. Pay only for the time your agents actually use.