THE WORKSPACE FOR YOUR AGENTS
Configure agents with the software, instructions, and accounts they need. Run them on your Mac or in Cloud. Open their browser, terminal, and files to inspect results or make changes yourself.
Give the agent a task.
Review its code and browser checks.
Open the same tools to make changes yourself.
Build an agent that handles Linear tickets and works in our GitHub repositories.
Let’s give it the right tools.
function addToBag() {
bag.add({ product });
}01 / 05Describe a Linear ticket agent. Thinair finds the integrations it needs.
Build an agent. Describe the agent you need. Thinair brings its tools together.
Illustrated workflow.
Configure tools and account access for your own tasks.
Open any agent to talk, or use any browser directly. You and your agents share the same applications and controls.
MACHINES FOR YOUR AGENTSTHINAIR / 02
Save software and instructions in a Machine Definition. Keep account configuration and credentials in a Profile.
Use that setup to launch a Machine: a computer for your agent’s tools and files. Run it locally on your Mac or in Thinair Cloud.
Tools in a Machine Definition. Subscription sign-ins and API keys in a Profile.
Software and tool connections, preconfigured for each new Machine.
Chrome
Linear MCP
Node.js
Rustpnpm · agent-browser
AGENTS.mdRepository structure and development commandsticket-workflowTicket workflow and review requirementsBring the software and credentials together. Choose where it runs and which agent to open.
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Repository~/create/sprintThe preview shows your selected Machine Definition, Profile, repository, and location.
Save the Machine Disk, then launch from that state with the Profile you choose.
src/product.tsxtests/product-bag.spec.tsThe Snapshot preserves this Machine Disk at a point in time.
SPRINT Work Profile supplies the credentials when you launch.
Launch a Machine with these saved files and tools.
Snapshots capture the Machine Disk. Attached Drives and Profile credentials stay separate.
Machine Definition: SPRINT Shop Machine. Profile: SPRINT Work Profile. Repository: sprint / storefront. Agent: Codex, Default model. Location: A Linux VM on your Mac. Select Preview this Machine to see the result.
Select an agent and the models it supports. Add the software, instructions, and credentials it needs, then choose where it runs.
Use Codex or Claude Code in Thinair’s Agent application. Run other installed agents, such as OpenCode or Aider, in Terminal on the Machine you choose.
Choose a model supported by your agent. Connect it with a provider subscription, API key, or model server as supported by that agent. Provider usage limits still apply.
Save the tools, dependencies, skills, and instructions your project needs. Start another Machine from the same prepared setup.
Bring your agent sign-ins, service credentials, and browser accounts. Keep identity separate from the software in your Machine Definition.
Run a Linux Machine on your Mac or in Thinair Cloud. Your agent uses its apps and files. You can inspect the work or take control.
Ask a question, describe a change, or explain what you want to create. Your agent starts with a clear task and a prepared computer.
WHERE IT RUNSTHINAIR / 04
Open Thinair in your browser and work on Cloud Machines. No installation required. Use Thinair Native to run Linux VMs on your Mac and connect to Cloud Machines.
On your MacYour hardware. Your Linux VMs.
~/launch-page main
❯ bun run dev
▲ Next.js
Local localhost:3000
✓ Ready in 842ms
GET / 200 38ms
GET /api/status 200
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Web development
Animate the product. Export an MP4.
The Blender scene is rendering. I’ll export the MP4 with FFmpeg.
Rendering frames
Product animation
2 Linux VMs on your Mac
Your agents and apps run on Cloud Machines.
Analyze this week’s sales.
I’ve queried PostgreSQL. I’m charting the sales in Jupyter.
Preparing report
Data analysis & reporting
~/automations main
❯ ./browser-checks.sh
✓ Docker services ready
✓ Chrome session open
✓ Checkout flow passed
✓ Screenshots saved
Browser checks complete.
Listening for the next job
Browser automation
2 Linux VMs in Thinair Cloud
Three parts: the software to install, the credentials to use, and the computer that runs it.
A reusable recipe that installs the apps, dependencies, and project code your work needs.
Your agent subscriptions, API keys, and browser sign-ins. Every app on the Machine uses its selected Profile.
An isolated Linux virtual machine with its own CPU, memory, and disk. It runs your agent, terminal, and installed software.
Capture the Machine Disk. Launch a new Machine from the Snapshot.
Use agents, terminals, and apps in your browser. No installation required.
Thinair Native runs Linux VMs on your Mac and connects to Cloud Machines. Choose where each task runs.
HOW YOU WORKTHINAIR / 05
Arrange applications on a Workspace canvas or in Workbench panes and tabs. Use Thinair’s CLI and MCP tools from your own terminal or agent to configure Machines and coordinate work.
The page is running in Chrome. I’ve added an image, a reference video, and two Components to explore.
An experiment in light,
material, and motion.
orbit main ❯ pnpm dev
VITE ready in 184 ms
› Local: http://localhost:3000
Watching for file changes.
orbit-render.webp 1020 × 840
Talk, plan, and follow along. The agent works in the same tools you do.
Inspect Machines, call Thinair operations, and use the same tool catalog as the agent. Keep working from your own terminal.
Example output from an authenticated Thinair connection.~/work
❯thinair --json rpc machine list --input '{}'
[
{ "name": "studio-mac",
"platform": "linux" },
{ "name": "studio-cloud",
"platform": "linux" }
]
Excerpt · two Machines, two locations❯
Give a compatible agent access to Thinair tools over MCP. Use your preferred client to work with the same resources.
Illustration of an authenticated MCP connection. Available tools depend on access.Your agent discovers the tools
Thinair makes available to it.
ONE PLACE FOR THE WHOLE PROCESS.Illustrated workspace. Try the Components and switch views.
Email hello@usethinair.com to request early access. General release is planned for October 12, 2026.
Thinair gives AI agents computers to run software and gives people a workspace to inspect and use the same tools. Configure an agent, give it a task, and open its browser, terminal, or files to review the result.
No. Use Thinair’s CLI, MCP tools, and APIs to configure Machines, launch applications, and coordinate agents. You can work through your own agents, terminals, scripts, or applications.
Choose an agent, prepare its software and instructions in a Machine Definition, and connect the accounts it needs through a Profile. Launch it on a Machine, then give it a task. You can use an agent to help write the setup and configure tools through their APIs, command-line tools, or MCP.
Software development, 3D modeling, video production, research, data analysis, and marketing. Configure each agent with the software, skills, and credentials its work requires.
Give different agents different jobs, follow their progress, and coordinate their work from one workspace or through your own tools. You decide what each agent works on and what happens next.
Yes. Open their browsers, terminals, files, and applications yourself. Inspect results, make changes, and give feedback in the same environment where the agent is working.
Use Codex or Claude Code with a supported subscription or API key. Run other agents through Terminal and connect the models they support. Your provider’s usage limits still apply.
Thinair Web runs in your browser and works with Cloud Machines, with no installation required. Thinair Native is the Mac app: run Linux VMs on your Mac and connect to Cloud Machines.
Yes. Save its software and tools in a Machine Definition and its credentials in a Profile. Reuse them to launch another Machine, or return to an existing Machine to continue working.
YOUR NEXT AGENT
Choose a Machine, connect your agent, and give it a task you can check. Use Thinair on your Mac or in your browser.
