Remote workspaces

Put the workspace where the compute is.

Open a workspace on a Linux server over SSH and the project, terminals and agents run there, next to the compute, while Relay stays the native canvas on your desktop. Pick a host or an ssh-config entry, choose a folder, and work.

In practice

Built for the way agents actually work.

One workspace, one environment

A remote workspace is bound to its own host and project. Your coding agents run beside the files and tools they need instead of working through a fragile local copy.

Real remote terminal sessions

Use the same canvas to follow remote terminals and agents. The visual model stays consistent whether the project runs on your desktop, a server, or another development machine.

Workspace state that belongs with the work

The remote workspace owns its layout, notes, and project context, so reconnecting does not mean rebuilding the way your team of agents was arranged.

Unlimited contexts

Keep a workspace for every client, repository, experiment, or remote machine. Relay does not meter how many projects you can keep organized.

Your next build

Put your agents on the same canvas.

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