Agent Spaces — Development skill for Claude Code

Agent Spaces

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I built Agent Spaces because I wanted agents to have their own home on my laptop. Their browser work interrupted mine, and their activity felt scattered across chats, tabs and apps. I wanted somewhere I could see what they were doing, which accounts they were using, and what needed my attention, separate from my personal workspace.

Agent Spaces has a built-in browser that connects directly to Codex and Claude Code. Once connected, your agent uses it automatically for browser tasks. You keep prompting in the same Codex task or Claude Code session, with its conversation context intact. Crucially, agents don’t need to take over your screen or mouse: they work in their own browser tabs while you use your computer normally.

Here’s what it adds around your agent:

• Separation: agents browse independently without interrupting your personal workspace.
• Accounts: agents create accounts or use yours, saving and reusing logins across tasks.
• Verification: agents independently use saved email inboxes to retrieve codes, follow links and complete supported signups.
• Alerts: desktop notifications take you straight to the tab needing input, even while you’re using another app.
• Handoff: take control, complete the human step and quickly return control with the session intact.
• Concurrent work: different agents work in separate tabs.
• Visibility: tabs and searchable history keep agent activity visible.

For example, one agent can create and save an email account. Another can use it to register elsewhere, open the inbox, complete email verification, and save the new login. It can then work inside that account, and future agents can pick up using the saved login.

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