The problem
AI coding tools are powerful, but local development is fragile for autonomous work. Agents need repos, shells, auth, previews, logs, and time.
Who it is for
Developers who want autonomous coding agents to run terminals, previews, tests, and PR workflows without occupying a local machine.
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Matrix gives each agent a persistent terminal and cloud workspace. Bring your preferred coding agents, sign in through their own browser/device flows, and keep the work running in Matrix.
Outcomes
What Matrix makes possible
Run Claude, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Pi, Gemini CLI, and terminal agents
Keep tests, previews, and long-running sessions alive
Review work through visible files, logs, diffs, and PRs
Move between browser, CLI, Mac, iOS, or a teammate's screen
Example workflows
Ask Codex to refactor a feature while Claude reviews docs
Run OpenCode or Cursor inside the Matrix shell
Use GitHub auth inside Matrix, clone the repo, and open a PR
Reattach to the same named session later
Why Matrix
Matrix CLI and web shell
Safe setup prompt and Matrix skill
Persistent terminal sessions
Cloud previews and reviewable diffs
Next step
Put the agent on its own computer.
Start with a hosted Matrix computer, then bring the coding agents, Hermes workflows, connected tools, and teammates you need.