@sunglassesface@michael_chomsky damn you are totally talking about Solid (we even already call it workspace). Basically you have this workspace that agents share and communicate with each other. Each agent can spin up VMs, iphones and macs, and all agents have access to them. DM me for free credits!
@Kia_kkk2004 that's a very good questions. all solid agents can communicate with each other so their actions would be coherent. If the human is giving the accounts to solid agents + other agents, then the human needs to make sure the instructions don't result in conflicting actions.
Give Claude Code a fleet of VMs, Macs, and iPhones.
Connect Claude Code to your Solid workspace and let them handle testing, monitoring, and deploymen
Paste this into Solid:
“Give me a prompt for Claude Code to communicate with agents in this workspace. Explain how it can use Solid to create and manage machines, accounts, and payments. Include the credentials it needs to connect.”
Watch an iPhone buy its own internet.
A Solid agent:
- creates a Google account
- uses it to buy an eSIM over Wi-Fi
- pays by credit card
- gets the verification code from its inbox
- turns Wi-Fi off
- installs the eSIM
Now it’s on the carrier network. Ready for TikTok.
Zero human intervention.
Your AI assistant has an assistant. It’s you.
We raised $6M so you can quit that job.
Grok Bot for research. Codex for building. Hermes for scheduled workflows.
You for stitching them all together.
Solid gives agents real computers, their own accounts, and budgets.
So you can delegate the whole job without learning the tools or managing the handoffs.
Solid is now live on Product Hunt: https://t.co/GQuZUHawHa
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