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One workspace. Your whole engineering team.

Bring agents, repositories, documentation and tasks together. Delegate work to prepared team agents and get changes your engineers can inspect and review.

Discuss a pilot How the work happens

For engineering leaders, tech leads and development teams

A task in the queue

Add an API permission check. Read the requirements, prepare the changes on a branch and run the relevant tests.
remotehangar

A useful personal tool is not yet a team process

Everyone maintains their own setup

Useful instructions and tools have to be assembled again on every workstation.

Project context has to be retold

Requirements in documentation, code in a repository and tracker discussions remain separate inputs.

An answer still leaves work to do

Changes, checks, questions and the handover for review need their own coordination.

How the work happens

From a task to changes ready for review

You set the working context, tools and rules. An agent carries out the request while the team follows its progress and checks the result.

RemoteHangar interface · illustrative project data

  1. Connect a project

    Choose a repository, documentation and a tracker. Define what the agent may read and which actions it can perform.

  2. Prepare a team agent

    Set its purpose, instructions, skills and tools. A shared configuration avoids rebuilding the same setup for every person.

  3. Queue the work

    Requests run in sequence. Follow the active task, add the next ones, answer questions and stop work when needed.

  4. Inspect the result

    Ask the agent to run project tests and checks. Review the diff, tool output and findings before deciding what to accept.

A shared workspace instead of individual setups

  • Reusable team agents, skills and connections.

  • Code and requirements within the selected working context.

  • A visible history of requests and execution.

  • Changes you can inspect, refine and submit for human review.

Discuss a pilot

Start with one team’s engineering queue

Choose recurring work with an observable result: fixes, tests or small improvements. Compare it with the way your team handles that work today.

Explore your use case

We agree on timing, pricing and scope before the pilot starts.

  • One repository and a limited set of connections.

  • Agreed instructions and access rules.

  • Real tasks and defined quality criteria.

  • An assessment of execution time, handovers and changes after review.

Hosting RemoteHangar on your server does not mean the model runs locally. Requests and necessary context are sent to your chosen model provider. Your team defines how merges and production operations are approved.

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