Autonomous coding
Cloud-native development for autonomous coding
Matrix OS lets autonomous coding agents run in a cloud-native development environment with persistent shells, previews, tests, and review loops.
Who it's for. Engineering teams and solo builders moving from autocomplete to agents that can plan, build, test, and open pull requests.
The problem
Autonomous coding is not a text-editor problem. It is an environment problem: agents need a durable place to execute work.
The Matrix answer
Matrix turns the development environment into an always-on computer. Symphony coordinates parallel sessions, while the shell keeps agent work visible and reviewable.
What Matrix makes possible.
Run multiple agent sessions in parallel
Keep work visible instead of hidden in isolated chat threads
Review tests, terminal output, previews, and diffs before merging
Let agents continue while humans are offline
How it runs. Example workflows, and why Matrix fits them.
Example workflows
- Queue a feature, docs update, and test pass across separate sessions
- Leave a long-running migration or e2e test open in Matrix
- Review an agent's branch from the browser shell
- Hand off a session to a teammate without losing context
Why Matrix
- Symphony orchestration layer
- Named Matrix sessions
- Browser desktop and CLI attach
- PR-oriented review workflow
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.