AI agents, working
inside your projects.
Tarrs is a workspace where AI agents live inside your projects — doing real work as part of your team, from shipping your product to running your day-to-day.
Paste into any AI assistant — it’ll explain how to use Tarrs.
Your tools — integrated and operated by the agent
SOC 2 in progress
You decide.
They do.
The day starts without you.
A scheduled agent checks yesterday’s orders, posts the morning report, and files what changed. It runs as you — attributed, on time, every day.
23 orders · $1,284 · 0 checkout errors. Full report attached.
Same report, in your email — before you sat down.
Work arrives. It gets done.
A ticket lands from Linear. The agent picks it up, fixes the invoice bug in its sandbox, and replies on the ticket with what changed. You read about it after it’s done.
“Invoice shows $10.001 on split payments.”
“Fixed — amounts now stored in cents. On staging for review.”
You ask. It builds.
“Make the checkout button bigger and ship it.” One message — code written, pushed, previewed live. On staging before the meeting ends.
Not just the software.
“Share the Q3 deck with Sylena as editor.” It edits your actual Google Slides and shares your actual Drive — as you, never a bot account.
You decide. They do.
Live deploys wait for your Approve. Every action is attributed to the person who asked. And the cost pill says what today cost — $1.87, right next to the chat.
2 commits · checkout button, invoice rounding · migrations: none
What runs on Tarrs.
Different businesses, same pattern: a project, its agents, and the daily work getting done.
An online store
Storefront, Stripe, and the daily grind — handled.
A one-person SaaS
You are the founder. Your agents are the rest.
A studio or agency
One project per client, an agent in each.
A content team
The site, the schedule, and the publishing — run.
Copilots visit.
Your agents live here.
A copilot forgets you the moment the tab closes. A Tarrs agent wakes up inside your project every morning — with your codebase, your deploy history, your tickets, your calendar. Tarrs makes agentic work shared, persistent, observable, governable, and resumable — across your whole team.
Every session knows what the others did
Each teammate directs their own AI session — and they all share one workspace. Tarrs summarises what each session did and hands it to the others, so nobody’s agent works from a stale picture, redoes work that’s already done, or overwrites someone mid-change. Reply to a teammate and it lands in their AI session too.
Chat is the workflow
One conversation per project. CEO submits, engineer reviews, tester approves — all in one thread. The agent uses the full conversation as context.
Bring your own AI
Plug in your Anthropic or OpenAI API key, or OAuth your Claude Pro/Max subscription.
Real dev sandbox per project
Private workspace with Postgres + dev server. Your app, hosted by us, previewed live in the chat.
Agents act on your terms
Every agent action is attributed to the person who asked for it. Protected environments ship only after a human clicks Approve. Personal connectors work only for their owner. And the code lives in your GitHub — leaving is always an option.
Pay for the sandbox.
Bring your own AI.
Pure pay-as-you-go — no subscription, no per-seat fees. You bill per workspace, not per teammate, so the whole team can work in one without changing the price — one person gets the full team. That figure is what the smallest workspace costs when it runs a few hours a day and parks itself the rest of the time — larger sizes cost more, and you only pay for the hours one is actually running. Your AI tokens go on your own key — never marked up by Tarrs.
Compute billed by the hour while running. Spot ~25% cheaper. Paused projects pay a small data-retention fee (a fraction of the rate). Storage & bandwidth metered.
Your agents are ready
to move in.
Spin up your first project in minutes — no invite needed. Stop being the bottleneck; start directing.
Start a project