oiia
A multi-user, browser-based agent platform where a session's execution target is chosen per session, a cloud sandbox, an SSH host, or a machine behind NAT with no public IP, reached through an outbound-only connector daemon.
oiia is a multi-user agent platform reached from a browser, built by the team SubgroupX. Sessions are durable server-side objects rather than browser state, and where a session executes is a per-session choice across four sandbox backends behind one interface: a connector backend that reaches a machine with no public IP because a daemon on that machine dials out over a persistent connection so the server never has to initiate one; an SSH backend reaching any host the user has a key for; a disposable cloud virtual machine; and local execution on the server itself, sandboxed per platform. The interface, including the file tree, interactive terminal, and approval gate, is identical across all four, so switching the execution target does not change how a user works.
Multiple agents can run at once: one agent can delegate to a child agent whose run streams as a nested timeline, durable orchestration persists an agent tree in a database with a permit-based task queue, and agent teams can span sessions with a shared queue and declarative workflows. Alongside its default coding profile, a session can also be created under a profile scoped to security work.
It is written in TypeScript and installable as a progressive web app.