An open-source office where people and AI agents share the work
Stage
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AU
Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
Free: $0 per month for 1 user. Pro: $19/month for up to 10 members. Enterprise: custom pricing.
Restless Core is free and open source. Hosted Restless: Founder plan $49/month for two companies, Scale plan $149/month for five companies. AI use is included in hosted plans; additional usage available as top-ups at cost.
Key features
Run multiple coding agents in parallel on separate git worktrees and branches
Task board with live terminals for each agent session
Access Profiles to control permissions for each agent
Integration with 100+ providers
Audit logs of all agent actions and refusals
Self-hostable access layer
On-demand GPU compute by the second
Local-first execution keeping source code and output on user's machine
Support for Claude Code, Codex, and other agentic clients
Shared rooms for people and agents to communicate
Collaborative documents with feedback and version tracking
Task board with status tracking and gates
Persistent Linux computer for continuous work
AI agents that run builds, exports, and research
Prepared decisions requiring only human judgment
Work continues after people leave the office
Model switching and session management
Account permissions and role tagging for team members
Spending caps for AI usage control
What makes it different
Open-source access layer under Apache-2.0 so you can read the security model
Enforce access permissions at the system level, not through prompts
Centralized access control across all agents and platforms simultaneously
Keep data portable with plain files on your own disk, no vendor lock-in
Complete audit visibility of what every agent accessed and was denied
AI agents handle routine work, so people focus only on decisions requiring judgment
Built as a company workspace, not just a chat window
Open source core available free to self-host
Scales from single maker with one AI lead to larger organizations