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Your own agents, on Motir's machines.

Run Claude Code, Codex or the agent you already use in Motir's cloud, signed in with your own account and set up with your project's code. Send it a work item and close your laptop: it keeps working, and sleeps when you're done.

A few sentences is enough. Motir asks about the rest.

Set up once

Three steps to your agent in the cloud

  1. 01Create itName it, pick the project and the agent: Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Kimi Code, Aider or Goose. Your project's repositories are cloned into its home.
  2. 02Sign in as youSign in from its terminal with your own account, the same way you would on your laptop.
  3. 03Send it workPress Send to my agent on any ready work item. It claims it, builds it on its own branch and opens a pull request.

Your sign-in, our machine

You pay for the machine, and only while it works

  1. Your account, your modelThe agent runs on your own sign-in, with the model and settings you chose. Its model usage is billed to you by its vendor, and Motir never sees your sign-in.
  2. One credit a minuteMotir charges only the agent's machine time, one credit a minute while it runs.
  3. Sleeps when you're doneAfter 30 minutes without use it hibernates and costs nothing but a little storage. It wakes when you send it the next work item.

Away from your desk

It keeps going when you close the laptop

  1. Its own machineNothing runs on your laptop, so a closed lid or a dropped connection doesn't stop the work.
  2. Watch from anywhereIts runs show in Runs beside every other agent's, and its terminal is a click away in My agents.
  3. Several at onceKeep up to ten agents, each working its own work item.

Give your agent a desk.

Bring the agent you use, and let it work while you don't.