Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and nine more, side by side in your folders. Your tools, logins, checks and history belong to the folder, so when a provider changes the deal you move the terminal, not your life.
Explore sample folders and simulated tasks. No repository access or AI requests.
Move the terminal to another agent or key. Same folder, same tools, same history. Seconds, not a weekend.
Tools, logins, checks, roles and looks belong to the folder, not the agent. Set them once and every agent inherits them.
Auton runs your checks on the result, keeps every attempt on the record, and links each green to the file that proves it.
Sessions are the on ramp. Tasks are there the day you need a record.
Auton finds every CLI installed on the machine. Pick a folder and one or more agents. Each opens as a terminal you can type into like a shell.
Arrange them, drag to split, steer them all from one composer. Move a terminal to another agent or login mid run. Nothing about the folder changes.
One button. Auton coordinates the terminals already running, runs your checks, has a second agent read the diff, and brings you one decision.
Pick a folder and the agents you have installed. Mix them on the same files, swap one mid run, type into them like a shell.
Drag a divider to resize. Drop a terminal on an edge to split, in the middle to swap.
Pick another agent, model or login from the terminal's menu. Folder, tools, scrollback and journal stay.
Folder, agents, how many terminals each. Shift makes it a task.
Every terminal gets a two word name, so you can say which one stopped.
The composer steers the whole run at once, whichever agents are behind it.
Running, waiting, blocked, completing, interrupted. Only blocked is pushed at you.
One button on every session. Auton takes over coordinating the terminals already running, checks the result and brings you one decision. Nothing restarts, nothing is retyped.
Tasks can also start as tasks, with ⌘⇧N.
What each attempt cost, who paid, what your checks said. Every green links to the file that proves it.
The exact tree the checks ran against. A verdict that cannot name a tree is not shown.
Checks and a cross agent review ran before you were asked anything. You read one decision.
Accepting is the only step Auton will not do for you.
Auton drives whatever CLI is installed on your machine and treats them all the same. When a provider changes the deal, move the terminal and keep the folder, tools, checks and journal.
Reads the repo and writes the plan. Never edits code.
Does the work in its own worktree, so a bad run is thrown away, not unwound.
Reads the diff and argues with it, on a read only checkout.
Every terminal in a task works in its own copy of the folder: a worktree, a container or a remote. Your checkout is untouched until you apply.
MCP servers and skills are set per folder, once. Every agent in it inherits them.
When a login hits its window, Auton holds the terminal until the reset or moves it to a login with headroom, and says so.
Agents run on your machine, keys sit in your keychain, journals are plain files. Delete Auton and you keep all of it.
Set a look once and every agent writes in it. A look copies as one line.
Lite is $0 during beta through 31 December 2026 UTC, with $10/month planned afterward. Pro is planned at $20/month and is not available for purchase. Bring your own AI provider; its usage is billed separately.
Run the harnesses you already use in one folder, with two tasks at the same time.
Planned paid features. Pro purchases are not available.
One policy for the whole team, and an answer to who accepted what.
The beta may be extended. We will give at least 30 days' notice before free beta access ends. A paid plan requires your explicit choice: no automatic charges. Your work and data remain yours.
Beta enrollment is closed. Signing in does not grant Lite access. Existing accounts can check their current status.
No. It runs the agents you already have installed and treats them all the same. You keep their subscriptions, their behaviour and their updates. Auton owns the folder around them.
Auton keeps code and local journals on your machine except the prompts and context sent to the AI provider you choose. Auton's account service handles identity, sessions and beta access. Payments are disabled. Optional reporting and its controls are described in the privacy information.
No. Lite is $0 during beta through 31 December 2026 UTC, with $10/month planned afterward. Pro is planned at $20/month and is not available for purchase. Auton includes no AI credits, so model usage stays on your own provider bill.
No. Lite lets you open one folder and run up to two tasks at the same time, but you can keep using its sessions and harnesses without turning every run into a task.
Move the terminal to another agent or key from its menu. The folder, tools, checks, roles, looks and journal stay exactly where they are. It takes seconds.
The beta may be extended. We will give at least 30 days' notice before free beta access ends. A paid plan requires your explicit choice: no automatic charges. Your work and data remain yours.
Beta enrollment is closed. Signing in does not grant Lite access. Existing accounts can check their current status.
The real screens against seeded folders.
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