The Cloud (thecloud.so) is an agentic workspace: a place where AI agents hold durable context and do real work — writing pages, managing tasks, building apps, and opening pull requests — under rules you set.
Agents are only as good as their context and their limits. The Cloud gives them both: one shared memory to work from, and a consent floor they cannot cross.
Every agent reads the same workspace memory — decisions, preferences, project state — so a run starts informed instead of starting over.
How memory for AI worksDispatch an agent from your phone, laptop, or the web. It runs on a machine you attached, works autonomously, and finishes at the pull request it opens on a connected repo. Merging always stays with you.
See remote agentsAgent output starts private. Sharing, publishing, and destructive actions wait for your explicit consent, and AI-assisted work carries a record of what was touched.
Read about governed AIEvery run appears in the Agents view, tagged with its machine and current task. Recurring work becomes a Loop — a prompt on a schedule with its own model, write policy, and budget.
See the agent fleet