A preview of its own
Every thread runs the dev server on its own machine. The panel shows it, the agent screenshots it into the pull request and writes a checklist of what to look at.
Cloud agent swarm
Send your agents to the cloud.
The CLIs you already pay for, on a machine per task. A thread pushes, opens the pull request, fixes what CI complains about, shows you a preview and stops at the merge. You tap, from the laptop or the phone. One website, nothing to install.
- On the subscription you already pay for
- Claude Code
- Codex
- opencode
The cart total shows 19.999 on /cart. Round it to cents and add a test.
- Read
src/cart/total.ts - Edit
src/cart/total.ts+3 -1 - Edit
src/cart/total.test.ts+9 - Run
npm test43 passed - Push
avio/cart-rounding - Open pull request
#412 - Preview
npm run dev:3000 up - Check failed
lint - Fix and push
avio/cart-rounding - Checks green. Merge?
Reply - continues this session
9:41
Round it to cents and add a test.
- Run
npm test43 passed - Open pull request
#412 - Preview
:3000up - Fix and push
lint
Checks green. Merge?
Merge
The same panel in a desktop browser and on a phone.
Your own seat
The subscription you already pay for.
Avio rents no model tokens and resells no seat. You sign in to Claude Code, Codex or opencode once on your own machine, with your own plan, and every thread runs that binary unmodified. The model bill stays yours. Ours is the machine.
- No credits to buy, no markup on tokens
- One login per person, never a shared seat
- Switch harness per thread from the composer
What a thread does
One machine each. As many as you want.
Ten threads are ten machines
A machine is cut when a thread opens and billed while it runs. Its own port 3000, its own database, its own disk. Nothing shares a worktree with anything.
No VPS to keep
Nothing to provision, patch or ssh into. Sign in to each CLI once, on a home machine in the panel's terminal. Every thread is a fork of that home.
How it works
Your subscription. Our machines.
- 01
Sign in with GitHub
Install the Avio App on the repositories you pick. Avio never holds a token of yours.
- 02
Log in to your CLIs once
Claude Code, Codex, opencode. Your own seat, on your own home machine, the way you would on a laptop.
- 03
Open a thread
From a prompt on your phone, or from a trigger you approved once: a Sentry issue, a failed check, a schedule.
- 04
Tap merge
The thread stops at the merge with checks green and a checklist you can walk. One tap, or a teammate's.
The team
The thread is shared. The seat is not.
A teammate sees what a thread is, where it stopped and its preview, and can walk the checklist. Every person runs their own login on their own machine. No shared seat, which is what the vendors' terms ask.