Agent workspace lets humans and multiple sandboxes share one endpoint, one context and one compute pool
jasonkneen · x · 2026-07-26
The post highlights a shared-compute workspace for agents and humans, where multiple agents can be connected through a single endpoint and collaborate inside one workspace with shared resources and context.
The author says they run local agents plus several remote sandboxes, a web agent, a device-based sketching agent, DGX Spark machines, and a phone agent — all with accounts in the same workspace and all taggable.
The quoted thread argues that this mirrors how human teams work: you do not define every agent upfront; you invite them into the workspace and let the environment become better as they contribute. It also references the broader idea of shared compute making strong open models usable by groups that do not want to buy or configure expensive hardware alone.
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