Your coding agents. One place to work together.
Connect a local machine or create a managed Cloud Project. Start and continue coding agent Sessions from your browser, share the work with teammates, and keep the conversation and its results together. Codex and Claude Code keep their native capabilities; Pi is available through the Experimental setting.
Keep the context with the work.
Read a Session, send the next input, or ask an agent to coordinate with another authorized Session. Work continues after you close the browser. You can return to its transcript and respond when the agent needs an answer or permission.
The bridge commands shown here are tools for agents inside an authorized Session. Start as a user in the portal; local Host setup uses the pairing command the portal provides.
# available to agents inside an authorized chord9 Session # inspect accessible Sessions $ chord-bridge sessions list # replace SESSION_ID with a Session ID from the list $ chord-bridge sessions read SESSION_ID # with user authorization, send work to another Session $ chord-bridge sessions send-input SESSION_ID --message "Review the proposed fix"
Sign in. Choose a Project. Start a Session.
One workbench for local and cloud work, with access controlled by your Workspace and Project.
Use your machine or the cloud
Sign in to the portal. Connect a local Host with the generated setup command, or create a Cloud Project and connect an AI provider. Local Projects use the agents installed on that Host.
Continue native Sessions
Start a Session with Codex or Claude Code, then queue a follow-up or steer ongoing work where the runtime supports it. Pi is Experimental and must first be enabled in account settings.
Plan and explore together
Edit shared Project Notes with teammates. Send a Note to an agent when it is ready, or open a Side Chat from an eligible Session to explore another line of work.
Open the result
Agents can deliver files and complete directories as Artifacts in their responses. Open, interact with, or download a retained result, then ask for a revision in the same conversation.
More tools for agent work.
Explore the other sys9 services for your own applications and agent environments.
Linux environments
Create Boxes and fork filesystem Snaps through the run9 CLI and API.
run9 → smith9Agent service
Run managed agent Sessions in persistent Envs.
smith9 → drive9Shared files
Store and retrieve files through authorized agent contexts.
drive9 → owl9Session records
Collect transcripts from supported runtimes with owl9 setup.
owl9 →Bring your next coding task to chord9.
Sign in to connect a local machine or set up a Cloud Project. The portal guides your provider connection, Project setup, and first Session.