Restless
Restless gives product teams and operators a shared workspace where AI agents coordinate research, building, and routine work around company goals. People review prepared decisions and retain control over consequential actions.
Who it's for
- Product and engineering teams coordinating agent-led building, QA, and releases around persistent goals and owners.
- Small teams that want people and AI agents to share rooms, company context, and a persistent work environment.
- Operators who want agents to handle research and routine coordination while sending decisions that need judgment to a human inbox.
Not the right fit if…
- Teams that need hosted access immediately: the hosted service is in private beta and offered through a waitlist.
- Windows teams unable to use WSL2: the page specifies Windows with WSL2 for self-hosting.
How it fits your workflow
Set company priorities with Exec, assign owners, and organize work into teams and rooms. Leads brief workers, who carry out tasks such as research, builds, checks, and operational work.
Agents return results and checks to the shared workspace, where their goals and ownership persist across model changes or session restarts. Decisions such as publishing are prepared for human review.
Pricing
Free: Core is free and self-hosted, supports unlimited companies, and lets you bring your own model keys. Hosted plans are opening from the private beta.
Core
Free
- · Self-hosted on your own machine
- · Unlimited companies
- · Bring your own model keys
Founder
$49/month
- · 2 companies
- · $20 of AI use included monthly
- · Hosted company computer
- · Invite your team
Scale
$149/month
- · 5 companies
- · $75 of AI use included monthly
- · Larger company computer
- · Priority support
Prices checked on Nov 11, 2026 from the vendor's site. They can change; confirm before you buy.
Key features
- Company goals and team structure
- Set company priorities through Exec, assign owners, and organize work into teams where leads brief agents and workers carry out tasks.
- Persistent work across sessions
- Goals, owners, and next steps remain in place when a model changes, a worker session restarts, or work is handed off.
- Rooms for people and agents
- People and agents can participate in one-to-one or group rooms, with accounts, permissions, and tags for each participant.
- Human review and authority controls
- Set limits on what agents can do independently. The page describes budget ceilings, a record of external actions, and approval for publishing or other consequential contact.
- Persistent company computer
- A Linux machine provides files, Git, a browser, and a desktop that can be taken over. Its files and history persist when sessions end or models change.
- Multiple model providers
- Choose models for individual agents or set a company default. The page lists Codex, Claude, and a range of model providers and compatible gateways.
Works with
- Codex and Claude Code
- Model providers and gateways
Limitations to know
- The hosted Restless service is in private beta and available through a waitlist.
- Self-hosting requires Docker and is described for macOS, Linux, or Windows with WSL2.
- The page labels the self-hosted product as a development preview.
Alternatives to consider
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Oasis
Choose it if your main need is a shared workspace for co-editing documents, spreadsheets, and code in rooms with fleets of specialized agents.
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Turnstone
Choose it if you want persistent agents for recurring scheduled work that can connect to work apps and prepare drafts for review.
Getting started
curl -fsSL https://restless.run/install | bash
Docker; macOS, Linux, or Windows with WSL2 for self-hosting.
- Choose self-hosted Core or join the hosted-service waitlist.
- For self-hosting, make sure Docker is available on macOS, Linux, or Windows with WSL2.
- Run the installation command shown on the page.
- Choose model providers for the company or individual agents; Core lets you bring your own model keys.