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Cloud workspaces for AI agents.

Give a Plori agent a task in your browser. It works in the cloud, and its files stay in your Workspace for the next run.

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See what agents have done on Plori.

Explore real runs, with prompts and results you can inspect.

Claude Code over MCPLive pairing verified

Connect Claude Code to plori with one prompt

An authenticated plori MCP connection in Claude Code, proved by a list_workspaces call that creates no Workspace and draws no credits.

Read the example
  1. 01

    Read the skill

  2. 02

    Add the server

  3. 03

    Pair in the browser

  4. 04

    List Workspaces

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What you can do with it.

Keep working from your files

A Workspace keeps its files between runs, so an agent can return to the same work later.

Start long tasks

Start a test suite or a migration. The agent runs in its own environment and posts results when it finishes.

Automate recurring work

Describe a routine, and the agent can build a workflow that runs on a schedule or webhook.

Publish a site

The agent can serve a directory of its files at your-name.plori.site. The site stays up while the agent sleeps.

Let agents work together.

For larger tasks, several agents can work on their own copies of the Workspace files. Plori merges their changes and handles conflicts.

Inside the agent’s environment.

Each agent works in a Workspace, which keeps its files between runs.

Saved files
Files it wrote last week are still in the Workspace.
Real tools
A shell, Python, Node, git, and web search preinstalled. It installs what a task needs during the run. Only files under /workspace are kept for the next run.
Long-term memory
It learns your project and remembers it the next time you open it.
Isolated
Every agent runs in its own virtual machine. Nothing is shared between accounts. Your own agents share the account disk allowance and the notes you save at account scope.

Send work from your AI agent.

Connect Claude Code, Codex, or another MCP client to create Workspaces and send tasks to Plori agents. You authorize the connection in your browser.

Prefer a terminal? npm i -g @plori/cli

API key configuration
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "plori": {
      "type": "streamable-http",
      "url": "https://api.plori.ai/mcp",
      "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer plori_sk_…" }
    }
  }
}

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Start a Workspace. Give an agent a task.

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