Radio, Deck and Harbor divide the software lifecycle into clear responsibilities. Shared platform capabilities carry identity, policy, context, compute and billing underneath.
User-facing products
Every flagship works with the same Account, Workspaces and Projects, while remaining deliberately focused.
Conversations and collaboration
Plan, research and coordinate work with agents across Account, Workspace and Project context.
Browser development
Work with projects, source code, Git and durable Agent Consoles inside a focused browser workspace.
Infrastructure and operations
Manage Servers, workloads, placement, services, domains and deployments from one operational surface.
Shared platform
These are platform services and execution components—not extra dashboards users must learn before they can begin.
Persistent agent identity, versioned configuration, context, memory, governed tools, approvals and durable runs.
Stable platform model identities, provider routing, plan access, token limits, pricing and Auto Router policies.
Connects eligible hosts to the Execution Plane and supervises isolated filesystem, Git, runtime and service work.
Managed capacity for included Workspace Servers and additional credit-paid Servers, scheduled behind user-facing abstractions.
Free, Pro and Max plan entitlements, included Workspace Server capacity and recurring credits. Paid checkout is not connected yet.
One usage balance for metered AI and Cloud Server time. Ledger and charging are live; customer top-up settlement is not.
How it stays coherent
The Control Plane owns Accounts, Workspaces, Projects, permissions, billing and scheduling for every product.
Source operations and workloads run through governed Execution Plane components, not inside public product frontends.
Agents can work across surfaces without receiving broader permissions or crossing Workspace and Project boundaries.