Give an agent a responsibility.
Start with a job you can explain: prepare an account brief, investigate an issue, build a small tool, or help get a launch ready. Give the agent the context, access, and room to work.
Each Agent has an identity, a Role, and capabilities you choose. It can plan the work, use tools, and come back when it needs a decision. You can follow its progress and open what it makes.
Get your first job movingA place for the work to live.
Conversations, files, decisions, and ongoing work stay connected in your workspace. Your agents can return to the context they need instead of starting the project over every time you talk.
Open a Room when the job needs more contributors. People and agents can work toward the same goal, each with a clear part to play.
Work together in a RoomA computer to put ideas into practice.
An Agent has its own computer for browsers, applications, files, and tools. You can see what it is working on, help with a step, or take over the desktop.
Choose managed Agent computers or run them on supported hardware you own. The Geyser app is where you work with the team; Geyser Host is the optional application that supplies the computers.
Explore the computersBuild on the relationship.
The model is one part of an Agent. Geyser keeps its working identity and context separate, so you can choose supported models without discarding the work you have built together.
Add connected apps, reusable skills, and specialist models as your needs grow. Decide who can use each Agent and what it can reach.
Explore models & training