Bring humans and agents together to build software
Bring in humans who know how to build with agents
Open short paid trials so candidates ship with coding agents on your real work. Hire on AI-native ability before you commit.
New trial role
About the company
About the role
What you'll work on during the trial
Who you'll work with during the trial
Max per session
Max paid per working session
Max sessions
Max number of sessions for the role
Agent subscriptions
Available to the person in this role during the contract
Codex
Gemini CLINew trial role
About the company
About the role
What you'll work on during the trial
Who you'll work with during the trial
Max per session
Max paid per working session
Max sessions
Max number of sessions for the role
Agent subscriptions
Available to the person in this role during the contract
Solutions
One platform for hiring AI-native talent and shipping with them
Whether you are recruiting AI-native engineers, staffing agency delivery, bringing in technical help as a business owner, or proving you can ship with agents, the workflow is the same.
Software recruitment
Short paid trials with coding agents to hire on AI-native ability
Learn moreSoftware agencies
Short paid trials, flexible contractor staffing for pilots and delivery
Learn moreBusiness owners
Build with AI agents and bring in talent via short paid trials
Learn moreAI-native engineers
For engineers ready for the AI-native world
Learn moreBring existing compute hosts and agent subscriptions
into a managed AI fleet
A bridge connects each host you already use to one shared workspace, so the talent you bring in can follow, review, and control agent sessions across the fleet.
Sessions list
Agent session
Work laptop
Cloud host 1 on your infrastructure
Cloud host 2 on your infrastructure
A secure bridge brings each host into your managed AI fleet
Run a CLI bridge on each laptop, workstation, server, or cloud host you want managed from the shared workspace. The agents and dev environment on that host become available to the team.
OpenCodeUse the compute hosts and agent subscriptions you already have
Keep using Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, and other agent subscriptions on hosts your team already controls.
Shared workspace
Review
The shared workspace gives everyone visibility and control
The people you bring in can see agent sessions, inspect the work, and take action when the host owner grants permission.
Protect your intellectual property end to end
Sessions, code files, and agent output are encrypted on the CLI bridge before they leave your host. Only browsers with your certificate can decrypt them. End-to-end encryption.
Installed on CLI bridge
Your certificate
CERT 7C:42:BA
Installed on browser
Your certificate
CERT 7C:42:BA
$ npx @buildautomaton/cli@latest
Sessions list
Agent session
Encrypted before it leaves the host
Platform
The workspace where AI-native humans and agents ship together
Connect the hosts and agent subscriptions you already use. Keep sessions visible, reviewable, and continuous as people join, guide, and hand off work.
Bring in the humans who build with agents.
Hire AI-native talent with short paid trials, work together in shared sessions, and keep every change visible where your product runs.
Frequently asked questions
- What types of agents are supported?
- BuildAutomaton uses the Agent Client Protocol (ACP), so it supports any agent that implements ACP—including Cursor, Claude Code, Codex CLI, Kiro, and more. See our Supported agents docs for the full list and compatibility notes.
- How do I set up a bridge?
- Run the CLI on the machine you want to make accessible. After installing Node.js, run
npx @buildautomaton/cli(or install the CLI globally). The bridge stays connected until you stop the CLI. See our Getting started guide for full steps. - What does it cost?
- We have a flat subscription fee for BuildAutomaton—see our Pricing page. Your local agents (Cursor, Claude Code, etc.) are priced separately by their providers; you’ll need a subscription for those separately.
- How is the local bridge secured?
- The bridge requires authentication. Only authenticated users can access the resources that the bridge makes available.