Mapping the checkout regression
Claude Code · worktree 03
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Claude Code · worktree 03
Codex · four findings resolved
Defang Deploy · customer cloud
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Something breaks, you find out, you open your laptop and paste the error into your agent. Ask your agent to connect your Station to GitHub, Linear or your own app instead, and the event goes straight to it, on the Station where your code already lives.
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Ask your agent to connect your Station once. After that, a new issue, a review comment or an error report from your own live site can start an agent working while you’re away. GitHub, Linear or your own app can send the event, as long as it signs what it sends. When you get back, there’s a result waiting for your review.
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All questions →An always-on cloud machine where your coding agents work. Sign in to Claude Code, Codex or both with your own accounts, then drive them from Anthropic’s and OpenAI’s own desktop and mobile apps. Your agents keep running after you disconnect, and your files, tools and signed-in agents are still there when you come back. Because your Station lives on the web, your agents can publish what they build at a link anyone can open, and GitHub can reach them with new issues and pull requests.
No. You work from the apps you already have. Once you’ve signed in on your Station, Anthropic’s own desktop and mobile apps drive the Claude session running there. For Codex, pair the Codex app on your computer or the ChatGPT app on your phone from your Station’s page.
Yes, and that’s the point. Station doesn’t resell AI usage or mark up tokens. The agents on your Station are the official Claude Code and Codex, installed from their own published packages, and you sign in with the account you already use. Your agent bill stays between you and your AI provider.
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The runtime, yes. Station is built on Agent Box, an MIT-licensed open-source project you can self-host on your own cloud account or your own hardware. Station is the hosted product around it, with nothing to set up. You can start with either, and nothing locks you in.
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