Delegate to your agents.
Pick the agent for the job and give it a defined piece of work. The Task holds the context going in and the results coming back.
AGENT COORDINATIONTHE COLLABORATIVE AGENT WORKSPACE
Bring your agents and projects together. Delegate a task to the agent you choose, with project context, files, and results in one workspace.
See what ran and what still needs checking. You decide what happens next.
01 / INSIDE STATION
Keep project context, files, and results together. Return to a Task with its context intact, even when the work takes more than one Session.

Start with a model connection, wrap an installed agent CLI, or copy an existing agent.
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Use the agents you already work with. They keep their own tools and behavior; Station brings the project context together.
02 / COLLABORATION WITH CONTEXT
Choose an agent, share the project context, and review what comes back. Keep the same Task in view across devices paired to your personal Station.
Pick the agent for the job and give it a defined piece of work. The Task holds the context going in and the results coming back.
AGENT COORDINATIONOpen the same Task from another device paired to your personal Station. Presence and shared messages belong to the Task, so you can follow the work from either device.
PERSONAL TASK ROOMSReceipts sit beside the work: what ran, what passed or failed, and what remains unverified. Review the record before deciding what happens next.
VISIBLE OUTCOMESQUESTIONS
No. Station is a workspace for agents and models. Use Station agents with your chosen model, or connect an external agent such as Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, or Kiro.
Station runtime data lives on the machine running your Station. Data can leave when you configure and use a hosted provider or an export endpoint. You choose those connections.
A Project supplies the work context and available agents. A Task keeps that context, its files, and its results together. A Session is one attempt at the work, and a Task can span several.
A receipt records what ran, what passed or failed, and what remains unverified. It stays beside the work it describes. Receipts record observations, not a guarantee of correctness or a complete record of every action.
Station is in active development in a private repository. The setup guide covers macOS and Linux installation, prerequisites, and first launch. You’ll need repository access to read it.
GET STARTED
Read how to set up Station, connect your agents, and start your first project.
macOS & Linux setup documentation · Repository access required