A board for agents that work 24/7.

Each card goes to one agent in a dedicated computer that stays on. The agent leaves its work notes on the card.

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Concept mockup of a desk with two monitors: a real Oyren board whose three cards are assigned to Claude Code, Codex and opencode, beside a real cloud Codespace
Concept mockup. The screens show real captures: a demo board, its cards assigned but not run, and a cloud Codespace.

A dedicated computer for agents.

Oyren gives agents a work environment that runs 24/7. Inside it, agents write notes, read PDFs, pick up cards from boards, write code and use a browser.

  • Always on

    Agents keep working in the cloud computer after the laptop closes.

  • Bypass permissions, kept inside

    Agents run with bypass permissions, so unattended work never waits on a prompt. An accidental deletion stays inside that computer, away from personal files.

  • Cloud now, spare devices next

    Cloud computers run agents today. Raspberry Pi and old Linux laptops come next, and Macs and Windows PCs are planned.

Cloud computer details

Chat turns the idea into cards.

The project chat proposes each task as a card. Nothing lands on the board until Approve is pressed.

New cards start in Backlog. Every board opens with five columns: Backlog, Todo, In Progress, In Review and Done.

One set of cards, five views.

The toolbar switches views. Every view reads the same cards, so a date dragged on the calendar is the date on the board.

Cards move between columns by drag. Columns can be renamed, coloured or added.

A kanban board with Backlog, Todo, In Progress, Done and blocked columns, each card with an id and a title

A card holds the whole task.

The brief sits under the title, so the person or agent who picks up the card starts from there.

  • Priority: high, medium or low.
  • A start date and a due date. With both set, the card spans the days between.
  • Colour labels. Colourblind mode gives each colour its own pattern.
  • A milestone, and the cards it is blocked by.
  • Search covers titles. Filters cover priority, due date, label, milestone and blocked cards.
  • Several cards can move, take dates, complete or archive together.

A card goes to an agent.

Coding agents in an Oyren cloud computer connect to the board over MCP. They move their cards, report progress to Updates and leave work notes on the card, oldest first.

When an agent needs a decision, the question waits on the card and on the board until a person answers it. Assign to agent opens a chat with the task already in the message box.

Idea, plan, product.

The board is the middle step. Each card can go to an agent in the cloud computer, and computer time uses credits.