Overview
Cube gives your agents a computer of their own, with your repositories, terminals and apps, yours to reach from your Mac, a browser or your phone.
Cube is a Mac app and a cloud machine that belongs to you. Your repositories, terminals, coding agents and apps live on the machine; the app is how you reach them, from your Mac, a browser or your phone.
Agents run in terminals on the machine, so they keep working when you close your laptop. Open Cube again, from any device, and every terminal is still running.
What you get
- A machine that keeps running. A Linux computer in the cloud with persistent storage. You
choose its CPU, memory and storage, pay by the minute from credit, and pause it when you don't need
it. Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode,
gh, git, Node and Python come installed. - Studio. Your repositories, worktrees and terminals in one place, arranged on screens you swipe between.
- Any agent. Install any of 21 terminal agents in one click and run them side by side, each in its own terminal.
- Apps. Install apps from Market, such as kanban boards and workspaces for your agents, or
build your own with a
cube.json. They run on your machine and open right in Cube. - Your usual tools, pointed at your machine. Dev servers show up on your Mac's
localhost, and the Codex and Claude apps can work on your machine over SSH.
Start here
Get started
Sign in, start your machine, and run your first agent.
Find your way around
Studio, Market, your apps, Tools, Machine and Settings.
Studio
Repositories, worktrees and the terminals running in them.
Apps and Market
Install apps on your machine, or build your own.

