You direct agents. Nobody gave you the control tower.
Runtime is free: it installs on your machine and you approve in the browser. Spec turns an idea into something you can paste into Claude, Cursor, or Codex. Review leaves evidence on the PR.
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It installs locally. You see and approve in the browser. It doesn’t replace Claude, Cursor, or Codex. It doesn’t write code for you: it gives you the control tower no vendor will build.
On your machine CLI
The CLI watches your agents’ traffic. Pre-calculated risk per action. Approve in the terminal if you want. Code doesn’t leave your disk for Runtime to decide.
On the web Approval
The same queue, in the browser, with the machine linked. See what’s waiting, approve or reject, and the decision reaches the terminal.
Many projects at once? Orchestra.
The Pro version of Runtime: flows, missions, roles.
Included on Pro from 2027. It’s not “another board”: it’s Runtime when you stop being a single developer and become a fleet.
See Orchestra →
You deliver the PR. And the proof it went well.
A spec you can paste
The client speaks in sentences. You leave with a dual spec: one to read, one for the agent. No Jira if you don’t want it.
Review on the PR
The verdict lives on GitHub. The client doesn’t have to “trust you”: they see the change meets what was asked.
A report you can forward
A PDF of what was asked, what merged, and what was blocked. The same bar an internal team uses.