Different providers. Individual setups.
Every developer chooses a tool and configures it alone. Useful agents and instructions remain personal discoveries.
For the whole team. In your company’s context.
One workspace. For AI development.
Bring your team, AI subscriptions and development infrastructure together. Shared agents, connected project context and tasks — in one workspace on your company’s server.
Shared configuration. Connected context. Tasks through to results.
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Sound familiar?
Your team has AI. It needs a shared way of working.
Connected systems. Disconnected context.
Repositories, documents, tasks and decisions live apart. Each developer explains the connections to AI by hand.
No shared process for working with AI
Everyone organises execution, checks and handoffs differently. Successful practices are hard for the team to repeat.
RemoteHangar brings these tools into a shared working system: team agents, project context and an execution workflow.
Discuss your workflowYour subscriptions, in a shared workspace
Different providers. One system for the team.
Connect your preferred AI tools through subscriptions and Coding / Token Plans. Use shared agents, sources and tasks while choosing the right tool for each job.
- ClaudeClaude subscription
- CodexCodex subscription
- KimiKimi Code
- QwenQwenCloud Token Plan
- Z.AIGLM Coding Plan
- 01Connect the accounts you need
- 02Prepare shared agents and context
- 03Work in one common process
No mandatory switch to pay-as-you-go model APIs. Available models, limits and terms depend on the provider plan you connect.
Discuss your team’s connectionsConfigure once. Work as a team.
Configure the team’s environment. Not every tool separately.
Bring agents, instructions, skills and connections into a shared harness. New teammates start with a prepared project environment, while the team improves its working practices together.
- Shared agents: roles, instructions, tools and skills.
- Connected context: code, documents, tasks and decisions.
- A common workflow: delegation, queues, checks and review.
RemoteHangar
Team configuration
A shared foundation for workspaces
- Agents and instructions
- Skills and tools
- Context sources
Platform project
Client application
Internal support
Your infrastructure, in context
Code, knowledge and tasks belong together.
Connect your existing company systems. Agents can use the relevant code, documentation and tasks within the access you grant them.
Code
GitLab
GitHub
GiteaRepositories, working branches and changes for review.
Knowledge
Outline
ConfluenceOutline and Confluence hold team knowledge: requirements, architecture and decisions.
Tasks
YouTrack
JiraConnect assignments and results to your tracker workflow.
Memory and relationships
Graphiti
Graphiti connects facts over time: which service belongs to a project and which team owns it.
We review your Jira and Confluence versions, Linear connection and other stack requirements before the pilot.
Explore integrationsWorking together in RemoteHangar
One workspace. Several ways to move work forward.
Delegate changes, run a task queue and distribute work across agents. Project context and results stay together in the workspace.
- 01
Bring the context
Connect a repository, tracker and knowledge base. Give the agent a task and the sources it needs.
- 02
Delegate the work
Choose a configured team agent. Follow tool calls, questions and results in the conversation.
- 03
Check the changes
Ask the agent to run tests and review the work. Inspect the changes before making a decision.
- 04
Make the decision
Request another iteration or accept the result. Your team sets the access and action policies.
Your infrastructure
Your workspace. Your control.
Run RemoteHangar on company infrastructure. Workspaces, history and configuration stay under your management. Choose your sources, tools and model providers.
Data and securityCompany infrastructure
Your team and applications
RemoteHangarWorkspaces · history · agents · queue
CodeDocumentationTrackersTools
Request + relevant context
Model providerSelected by you
One workspace for different roles
Developers, product teams and IT share project context.
01Development
Your engineering queue
Fixes, tests and improvements: from a task for an agent to changes your team can inspect and review.
“Investigate the bug, add a regression test and prepare changes for review.”Development workflow
02Product and analysis
A project assistant
Ask about code, documents and tasks. Get answers with sources and turn findings into next steps.
“What is blocking the new authentication flow, and which teams depend on it?”Project assistant workflow
03IT and support
An internal help desk
An assistant clarifies the issue, finds an instruction and helps create a request in your existing support process.
“I cannot access the test environment. What should I check?”Support workflow
Why not just chat, or build it yourself?
A foundation your team does not have to build.
| Criterion | Corporate AI chat | Build it yourself | RemoteHangar |
|---|---|---|---|
| Workspace | Capabilities of your chosen service | Your team builds and maintains it | For the whole team. In your company’s context. |
| Context to execution | Depends on service connections and tools | You build integrations and orchestration | Code, knowledge, tasks and queues in one workspace |
| Team and applications | Service UI plus a separate API integration | Your own design | Configured agents for people, an API for applications |
Already have a mature internal platform? Let’s compare approaches on a real workflow. Starting fresh? You do not have to build the foundation yourself.
API
Your shared AI environment. Inside your products, too.
Your portal, help desk or company application calls configured assistants through your backend. Shared instructions, sources and tools stay in RemoteHangar.
- 01Your interface
- 02Company backend
- 03RemoteHangar
- 04Result
A pilot around your workflow
Find out what it changes for your team.
Pick one workflow and a limited set of projects. Connect the right sources, configure an agent and compare the result with the way you work today.
- 01
Understand the task
Participants, baseline and criteria for a useful result.
- 02
Prepare the workspace
Deployment, connections, agents and action policies.
- 03
Work together
Real tasks, execution observation and feedback-driven changes.
- 04
Evaluate the result
Quality, time, manual handoffs and a decision on what comes next.
Agreed before the start
Timeline, price, your team’s involvement, integrations and support. We define pilot scope and completion criteria together.
Work directly with the product team. Discuss the connections you need and a practical adoption plan.
Discuss a pilotA few practical questions
Does this replace our IDE?
RemoteHangar is a shared environment for working with agents. Developers can keep their IDE while bringing agent tasks, context and results together in RH.
Where does our data go?
RH workspaces, history and configuration live on your server. Requests and the context needed to answer go to the model provider you choose. Its data processing terms need a separate assessment.
Do we need pay-as-you-go provider API keys?
Supported agents can use subscriptions and Coding / Token Plans. Available models and limits depend on your provider and plan. We check the suitable connections against your pilot workflow.
Who decides what agents can do?
You configure available tools and permission modes. During the pilot we define which actions can run automatically and which require a human decision, including merging changes and production access.
Can a small team start?
Yes. A concrete problem and a process owner matter more than team size. A pilot can focus on one project and one workflow.
Start with your task
What should AI help your team do first?
Describe your workflow in a few sentences. We’ll discuss where RemoteHangar can help and what to evaluate in a pilot.
Or contact us directlysupport@remotehangar.com