Where it runs
Company computers belong to the workspace, not to a person, so they keep working after hours with nobody signed in.
Most offices have a Mac mini in a closet and an iMac at the front desk that sit idle half the day. Enroll them as company computers and they belong to the workspace: your team’s Agents work on them with nobody signed in, an Agent keeps an eye on them overnight, and Owners and Admins can open any of them from wherever they are.
“I watch the office computers after everyone leaves, and I’ll tell you if a backup or a disk needs attention.”
The backup on the front-desk iMac failed at 7:45 pm. By 7:55 you’d fixed it from your couch, and nobody had to drive back to the office.
Enrolls the Mac mini and the front-desk iMac as company computers with one enrollment token. Nobody signs in at either machine.
Starts on the weekly invoicing in a private computer on the Mac mini, while Ada takes the customer inbox next door.
“The backup on the front-desk iMac failed twice tonight. Its disk is nearly full.”
Opens the front-desk iMac’s screen, clears out a folder of old downloads, and restarts the backup.
“Backups are green again. Want a heads-up whenever a disk passes 90%?”
Company computers belong to the workspace, not to a person, so they keep working after hours with nobody signed in.
Otis and Ada work on the office Macs, and Sol looks after backups and disks.
Owners and Admins can open and drive company computers. Everyone’s own laptop stays theirs alone.
The hardware you already own does the work, and remote access costs nothing.
Create an enrollment token for company computers in Geyser.
Install Geyser Host on each office computer with that token.
Put Agents on them, and open any of them from wherever you are.
See the Agents on your office iMac, the Linux box in the closet, and our cloud on one screen, and open any of their computers from anywhere, free.
Read the storyAda reaches a sign-in that wants a code sent to your phone. You open Ada’s screen, type the code, and hand it back without leaving the coffee line.
Read the storyEach Agent’s computer is a real Linux machine. SSH in with the key you already use, jump its terminal onto your laptop, and let the Agent watch the long runs.
Read the storySet up a workspace, give an Agent something useful to do, and see how far it gets.