Put agents to work on everything your team does.
Code that lands as a reviewed pull request. Bots that run the jobs that repeat, across Linear, Slack, Gmail and Stripe. An assistant that starts your day. All on the agents and subscriptions you already have.
From a sentence to a merged pull request.
Every task gets its own branch, its own machine and a live preview. A crew plans it, builds it and tests it, and a different agent reviews it before anything reaches you.
- Crews that split the work: Ship, Review and Fix, or your own
- Comment on a line of the diff or a spot on the preview, and the agent picks it up
- Merge from AQ when the checks pass
Bots that run the jobs that repeat.
Describe the job in plain words. A bot triages new bugs, answers the support inbox or writes the weekly numbers, and it keeps doing it: on a schedule, when an email lands, when a meeting ends, when a Linear issue gets a label or a pull request opens.
- Bots start coding work, publish pages and report back in their own thread
- Share a bot with the team, or keep it to yourself
Connected to the tools you already use.
Agents read and act in the apps your team lives in, and you decide what each tool may do: Allow, Ask first, or Off. When there's no app for it, they open a real browser, and you can watch or take over.
- Look up people and companies without leaving the thread
- Gmail stays in drafts. You press send.
An assistant that knows your work.
Genie reads your mail, your calendar and everything happening in AQ, and opens each morning with what needs you. It drafts the reply, moves the meeting, starts the work. You decide.
Made for a team, not one person at a laptop.
Your team works in the same threads as the agents. Tag @AQ to hand it something, tag a teammate to pull them in. Each person's messages run on their own accounts, and finished work becomes a page with its own link.
- Share work with the team, a teammate, or a read-only guest link
- Memory that carries what your agents already learned about your code
Every model. The plans you already pay for.
Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Grok and the rest, several accounts each, and AQ uses them first with no markup. AQ's own models show their price before you pick. Auto chooses for each turn and keeps going when a plan runs out.
- Spending limits for the team and for each person
Runs where you want it to.
Each team gets private cloud machines in their own isolated project, from 2 to 48 cores. Bring your own server, or run on your Mac. Move a task from one to another in a click, mid-conversation.
Wherever you are.
iPhone
Answer a question, check the preview, merge. Widgets and a Live Activity while agents work.
Linear and GitHub
Label an issue and the work starts. Agents open the pull request and keep it moving.
API and MCP
Drive AQ from your own tools, or connect Claude and Cursor to it. Webhooks for everything.
Free to start.
- Just you, on a private machine
- Every agent, on your subscriptions or AQ's models
- Build, Bots, Genie and your integrations
- Your whole team, with shared work and bots
- Always-on machines, bigger sizes, or your own servers
- $10 of AQ credits per person, every month
- Is AQ only for code?
- No. Engineers use it to ship code, and the whole team uses bots and Genie for the work around it: triage, support, reports, mail and meetings.
- Do I need my own Claude or ChatGPT plan?
- No. AQ's own models are ready from the start, with prices shown up front. If you have plans, connect them and AQ uses them first, with no markup.
- Can an agent do something I didn't want?
- You set every tool to Allow, Ask first or Off. Email stays a draft until you send it, and secrets are kept out of the agent's view.
- Where does my code run?
- On your team's private machines in their own isolated cloud project, on your own servers, or on your Mac.
What should your agents do today?
Start free. Connect a repository or a tool, and hand over the first job in a sentence.