It dials out.
No inbound ports, no VPN.
Remote agents, on machines you already run.
Pair a machine once, then send it tickets. The work keeps moving with your laptop shut.
Remote AI on your own hardware. Pair once.
A machine you pair.
A Mac mini, a Linux box or a VM. Pro and above, never metered.
Watch from anywhere.
The live terminal streams back to the ticket, secrets scrubbed.
Share it with the team.
Shared with the workspace, it takes every member's tickets.
No machine? Fredrin runs one for you.
Cloud.
A Machine per ticket that boots when you press Build, included on every plan.
Questions.
Do I need to leave my laptop on?
Not for a ticket on a paired machine. The session lives there and parks between turns, so your laptop can be shut. A ticket set to run on this desktop does need this desktop.
What leaves the machine?
Your code stays in a worktree on it, by default. Struggles, a per-project opt-in, is the one exception: it sends scrubbed step excerpts to a classifier that keeps none of them. The live terminal travels through Fredrin so you can watch it from elsewhere, with secrets scrubbed before anything is written. See security.
Can my team share a machine?
Yes. A paired machine can be shared with the workspace and then takes every member's tickets. The switch that turns it on says that it hands out code execution.
Which coding agents run remotely?
Claude Code and Codex, installed on the machine, the same as on your laptop.
Is a paired machine metered?
No. Remote agents are included on Pro and above and never metered: the machine is yours, and so is the plan the CLI signs in with. See pricing.