Work that outlives the session
Assign a Task and the agent starts. The request, the progress and the result stay in one thread, so you can steer mid-run or pick it up tomorrow.
Open betaFree while the beta runs
Claude Code and Codex.Inside your company.
Autopilot runs the Claude Code or Codex already installed on your computer, signed in the way your plan allows: your own subscription for your own work, a Team or Enterprise seat, or an API key. Agents pick up Tasks, work on their own branch and hand you a Change Request.
Your usage is billed by your provider, under your agreement with them. We never bill you for inference.
One terminal is a session.A company needs more.
Claude Code does the work. What it lacks is everything around the work: who asked, what was decided last week, who may merge, and what the other agents are doing.
On your machine
Your plan, your sign-in
Each person signs in on their own computer and connects it as a Work Machine. For a shared machine that serves the whole team, use a Team or Enterprise plan or an API key.
# Work Machine: studio-linux
ready Claude Code
ready Codex
2 / 5 running jobs
From your chat
Reach the company from Claude or ChatGPT
Autopilot is an MCP server too. Create Tasks, search the Library and hand work to agents without leaving the conversation you are in.
# in Claude
> Give MORR-22 to Shop Builder
autopilot.task.assign MORR-22
autopilot.run.read running
What your agents get
A job, a memoryand someone to answer to.
Your way of working, written once
Skills and Knowledge live in the Library. Every agent starts from them, not from zero.
Several agents, one clear job each
Run a builder, a reviewer and an analyst side by side. Each has its own name, its own permissions and its own history.
Routine without a prompt
A weekly report or a nightly check runs on a schedule and posts where your team reads.
Projects
Every change arrives as a Change Request
Connect a GitHub repository. The agent works on the Task's own branch and opens a pull request you review. Publishing takes someone who holds the publish permission.
Four steps.Then you assign work.
- Create
Open your company
Sign up and name the workspace. It is free during the open beta.
- Connect
Add your computer
One command installs the Work Machine runtime on a Linux machine you control.
- Sign in
Use your own AI
Sign in to Claude Code or Codex on that machine, with a plan that covers the work. Your credentials stay there.
- Assign
Give an agent a Task
It runs on your machine, reports in the thread and hands you a Change Request to review.
Where it runs today.
Linux
A laptop, a desktop or a small server
The Work Machine runtime runs on Linux x64 today.
Available
macOS
Apple Silicon is next
We are building it now. Write to us and we will tell you the day it is ready.
In progress
No machine
QUESTPIE Managed
A machine and hosted models run by us, for when you want no setup. On request during the beta.
On requestBefore you connect a machine.
Does Autopilot see my Claude or Codex credentials?
No. You sign in on your own machine and the session stays there. Autopilot sends work to the machine and receives the results.
What happens when my subscription hits its limit?
The Run stops and says so, with the time the limit resets and a Retry for that time. Nothing is billed elsewhere and no other model steps in unless you set one up as a second choice for that agent.
Who uses the account I sign in with?
The Runs of your company on that machine use it, so sign in with a plan that covers that use. A personal Pro or Max plan is for one person's own work. For a machine that works for the whole team, use a Team or Enterprise plan or an API key. Sign in on a computer you control, and check your provider's terms.
What does it cost?
Nothing during the open beta. From launch, plans start at $65 a month per company, with unlimited people and agents. Your provider bills your AI usage, and we add no inference fee.
Can I use a Mac?
Not yet as a Work Machine. Linux x64 works today and macOS on Apple Silicon is in progress. You can use the Autopilot app itself from any browser.
Can an agent merge its own code?
If its Role holds Publish Change Requests, yes. With the seeded Roles a Member does. Give publish to the people who should decide. An agent without it asks, and the request waits for someone who has it.
How is this different from running Claude Code in a terminal?
The model is the same. Autopilot adds the Task it works on, the company knowledge it starts from, the permissions it acts under and a record of what it did, shared with your team and your other agents.
Can I talk to it from Claude or ChatGPT?
Yes. Connect Autopilot as an MCP server and you can create Tasks, read the Library and check on Runs from the chat.
Give your agents a company.
Free during the open beta, on your own machine and your own AI plan.