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Your choice of agent
Connect different coding agents to one workspace and choose the right one for each project or task. Keep sessions, progress, and artifacts in one place.
PAXWORKSPACE / AI AGENT WORKSPACE
Bring your AI coding agents into one workspace. From desktop to mobile, choose an agent for your project, follow its progress, and review what it delivers.
End-to-end encryption · E2EE
When enabled, session content is encrypted between your browser and the device running the agent. PAX cloud relays ciphertext.
Fully open source. Transparent and auditable.
All PAX code is open source, from the browser workspace and cloud services to the software on your devices. Inspect how data flows, permissions are enforced, and encryption works, so you can verify the implementation for yourself.
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Connect different coding agents to one workspace and choose the right one for each project or task. Keep sessions, progress, and artifacts in one place.
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Connect your own computers or servers. Agents work in project directories on those devices, while you manage devices, projects, and sessions from the workspace.
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Open the same workspace on your phone to follow sessions, send the next instruction, handle pending approvals, and review delivered files.
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Your devices initiate outbound connections to PAX cloud. Reach your agents without setting up a VPN, jump host, or port forwarding. No inbound ports to open, and no need to expose your device’s IP address as a public access point.
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Agent output flows continuously to your browser as a stream of frames. Follow each response as it unfolds, without waiting for the full reply. Low-latency delivery keeps you close to your agent’s progress.
PaxWorkspace, or PAX, is a workspace for AI agents. It brings devices, projects, and agent sessions together so you can work with connected coding agents in your browser.
PAX connects coding agents through ACP (Agent Client Protocol) and compatible adapters. Available agents, models, and capabilities depend on the runtimes, adapters, and accounts configured on your devices. Check the available list in your workspace.
Yes. Open the workspace in a browser on your computer or phone. Once a device is connected, you can follow tasks and continue messaging in the same sessions.
Yes. After pairing your browser with a device, you can enable E2EE for sessions. Session content is encrypted and decrypted in your browser and on the device running the agent; PAX cloud relays ciphertext. This covers the browser-to-device connection. Calls from the agent to model providers still use those providers’ connections.
Open the workspace, sign in, and follow the device setup guide to connect your computer or server. Then choose a project and a configured agent to start your first session.