Computers over MCP, and many coding agents in the cloud
Your model can ask for a persistent Linux desktop over MCP, and Codex runs on Maritime in a minute with a template, so you can have many coding agents building for you in the cloud.
Your model can ask for a computer over MCP
Connect the Maritime MCP server to whatever model you already run. When it needs a computer it calls get_computer with your end user's id, gets a real Linux desktop with Chromium and LibreOffice on it, and drives it in a screenshot, act, verify loop. The desktop sleeps when idle, wakes on the next action, and keeps its files and logins, so the same user lands on the same machine next time. If you are already running a large multi-tenant agent system, this is a way to give each of your users their own persistent VM without changing your core infra.
Read the Computers docsAnything a person can operate, your agent can too
Legacy systems with no API, internal admin panels, desktop software, a browser with a real login. In the demo above, one support agent takes a call about a duplicate charge and works three legacy systems that have no integration between them: it looks the caller up in the CRM, reverses the charge in the billing system, and logs the ticket in the help desk.
Open Computers
Run Codex on Maritime in a minute
Pick the template and the Codex CLI is working on its own machine with a persistent workspace, reachable from chat, the API, or Telegram, so you can have many coding agents building for you in the cloud while your laptop is closed.
Read the Codex guide