Host agents
Prepare and run your own AI agents locally or on remote systems.
Portal
Portal helps you set up and manage your own AI agents, servers and sessions.
- Prepare AI agents locally or on remote systems.
- Control servers, services and containers in one place.
- Open future sessions with less network setup.
From setup to a running system
Portal brings together steps that are usually spread across tools, folders, servers, terminals and configuration files.
Prepare servers
Keep orientation while setting up services, ports, VM context and remote access.
Control containers
Make Docker and Compose services visible: status, ports, configuration, logs and actions.
Open sessions
Long term, Portal should simplify network and session access for work, tests and multiuser experiences.
Portal shows what happens in the system.
Services, repositories, network state and agent debugging should not disappear into separate windows. Portal brings these work areas closer together.
Services
Docker, Ports, Logs
Agents
Runtime & Memory
Network
Hosts & Sessions
Projects
Repositories
Work areas
The areas are still growing, but the direction is clear: Portal should bring projects, infrastructure and AI-related workflows into one place.
Dashboard
Overview of project state, available areas and important starting points.
Docker
Services, containers, ports, logs, configuration and actions for local or remote environments.
Network
Host state, identity, access and later session connections.
GitHub
Repository context, changes, branches and developer-facing project work.
Agent Console
Debugging, memory, runtime, monitoring and later agent observation.
Leon/a
Future support for setup, project order, memory and agentic workflows.
The practical entry begins with Portal.
Download the current Windows build or check the roadmap to see which areas are usable and what will be expanded next.