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Agent.Space

Agent.Space places several AI coding agents in a persistent cloud workspace and manages model access, files, sessions, and collaboration context together.

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Verified: September 8, 2026

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What is Agent.Space?

Agent.Space places several AI coding agents in a persistent cloud workspace and manages model access, files, sessions, and collaboration context together. Agents such as Codex, Claude Code, and OpenCode can take separate tasks in the same workspace while project files and progress remain available across sessions. In addition to its built-in cloud workflow, it offers a Developer API that connects supported terminal or editor-based agent clients to the same model resources.

The product is intended for developers and teams that need multiple agents and people to continue work on an engineering project over time. The cloud workspace is the principal operating boundary, and only invited members can see its files and tasks; an external client requires configuration with an independent API key and the relevant endpoint. Agent-produced code, previews, and results can remain in ordinary directories and be exported, but permissions, task ownership, and acceptance of final changes still require team control.

Key features of Agent.Space

  • Multi-agent workspace

    Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, and other supported agents can handle separate tasks in one cloud workspace while sharing project files and existing context.

  • Persistent sessions and files

    Sessions, files, previews, and progress persist in the workspace so work can continue across devices or people without reconstructing the project context each time.

  • Team collaboration controls

    Invited members can see shared sessions, files, and progress, with roles and permissions defining access; people who have not been invited cannot enter that workspace.

  • Developer API

    An independent API key connects platform model resources to compatible clients, requiring the appropriate protocol and endpoint configuration while keeping the credential out of shared or committed files.