Ben Holmes

Yeah, totally.

And I meant to introduce myself, Ben Holmes, Developer Relations Lead here at Warp.

Oz is an agent orchestration platform that helps you use agents in every touchpoint outside of your terminal.

I'm sure that you've played with agents locally all the time with Cloud Code, Codex, Warps Agent, whatever you happen to use.

Oz is our answer for getting things off of your computer.

So if you needed to tag in an agent to...

plan out an approach while you're having a Slack conversation.

You could trigger a cloud agent that way.

You could trigger agents on a schedule.

Maybe you need to run weekly reports or detect fraudulent activity, which is one of our workflows.

And any other touchpoint that you need an agent to be deployed and you don't want to be at your computer, Oz is kind of the platform to help you do that.

Yeah, so anytime you trigger an agent, it's going to spin up in a cloud environment.

So we've set these up as configurable Docker containers that can include all the context that you need, including coding repositories, CLI tools, maybe Node or Golang so that it can test its work.

And we give you just a flexible SDK to trigger agents to run inside of those environments from anywhere.

So mobile could be one of them, certainly.

I've definitely caught myself triggering an agent either from a Slack conversation on my phone or directly from the web app that we also have if you just want to trigger an agent manually that way.

And it will just start working on whatever you prompt it with or any skills that you embed that you want it to reference.

Yeah, I mean, you certainly can trigger an agent from a GitHub runner.

That's actually one of our many use cases.

We set up like a code review agent that'll run whenever a PR gets triggered.