Features
Four ways to put an agent to work.
The surfaces differ in who starts the run, where the code executes, and how long review takes. The governance underneath is identical across all four.
Chat
- Starts the run
- You, in conversation
- Executes
- Managed workspace
- Review takes
- Reviewed in seconds to minutes
CLI
- Starts the run
- You, at a prompt
- Executes
- Your own machine
- Review takes
- Blocking, immediate
Remote tasks
- Starts the run
- You, once, up front
- Executes
- Remote sandbox
- Review takes
- Reviewed in minutes to hours
Standing agents
- Starts the run
- An event
- Executes
- Assembled per trigger
- Review takes
- Reviewed hours to days later, out of band
The four
Pick one. Read what changes.
Read the two lines, then follow the name for the caveats, the use cases, and the exact gate.
Chat
ViewDelegate work in a browser. Real changes, held until you approve them.
Exploratory and compositional work you want to steer while it happens, whether the output is a document, a dataset, or a change to a live system. It is the one surface that assumes no technical proficiency: it asks you to hold a conversation.
Reviewed in seconds to minutes
CLI
ViewGoverned AI in your own terminal, against your own checkout.
A developer already in their terminal, in their own checkout, who wants governed assistance without leaving the environment they work in.
Blocking, immediate
Remote tasks
ViewDescribe the task once. Come back to a diff.
Work that is well specified up front, long running, and not worth watching. You describe it once and review the result.
Reviewed in minutes to hours
Standing agents
ViewStanding responsibility, not a task.
Watch this, and tell me when something matters. The case where the responsibility is standing and the trigger is not yours.
Reviewed hours to days later, out of band
Next
Pick the surface your people would start on.
A briefing walks through a handful of your real tools on that surface — the classes they reach, where the gates land, and what carries over unchanged to the other three.