A real computer.
Use an XFCE desktop and Chromium, run commands, and transfer files. Follow along in your browser or let your agent take the controls.
YOUR AGENT. ITS OWN SPACE.
A dedicated Linux workspace to build, browse, and get things done. Yours to configure. Ready for your AI.
Linux virtual machines. A familiar desktop. One place to manage it all.
A full XFCE desktop.
A browser. A place to build.
research ~ python3 -m http.server 8000
Serving HTTP on 0.0.0.0 port 8000 …
# Your tools, inside your own Linux workspace.
Discover environments, run commands, move files, and use the computer through one authenticated connection.
flint_capabilitiesDiscoverflint_executeBuildflint_screenshotSeeSPACE TO DO MORE
From a quick experiment to a workspace you use every day.
Use an XFCE desktop and Chromium, run commands, and transfer files. Follow along in your browser or let your agent take the controls.
Connect over MCP with a scoped API key or supported OAuth flow. The built-in stdio adapter fits harnesses that prefer a local connection.
Install your tools, save a disk image, and create independent workspaces from it. Pick curated systems and resource sizes in the setup wizard.
THOUGHTFUL BOUNDARIES
Choose a resource plan for your work. Your environments and agent connections stay tied to your account.
Understand the isolation modelDisk encryption does not protect running memory from the host. Host-private memory is currently unavailable.
A SMALL CONNECTION. A BIG WORKSPACE.
A compiled MCP adapter. Discoverable tools. Plain-text documentation your agent can read.
flint-mcp \
--endpoint http://127.0.0.1:7821/mcp \
--key-file /absolute/private/flint.keyUse your service’s port and a private key file.
Create a scoped key in Agent connections.