One workspace for your whole team’s agents.
Your team’s agents shouldn’t live on separate laptops. Run TurnPanel on your own Linux machines and everyone works in one shared, secure workspace: the same context, the same tools, every team’s space its own sandbox.
$ curl -fsSL https://turnpanel.com/install.sh | bashx64 and ARM64, with systemd. Then open port 7337 and follow the setup link it prints. More ways to install
Free on your own hardwareOpen source
Your team’s agents, finally in the same room.
Most teams have great agents on every laptop and no way to share what they know. In TurnPanel your people and their agents work in shared spaces, so the context, the jobs and the tools one person builds are there for the next.
Today
Each agent knows one person’s work, and it stays on their laptop.
With TurnPanel
One shared space, where the context and the tools travel with the team.
Context that travels
Memory and skills live in the space, so every agent starts from what the team already knows, whoever runs it.
Every job in the open
Everyone in a space can read its jobs. Fork a teammate’s job to carry on from where it stopped.
Tools the team keeps
The apps agents build and the automations you set up live in the space, not on one person’s laptop.
Shared, and still safe
Each person signs in to their own agents, approvals stay with whoever started the job, and every space is its own sandbox.
Everyone signs in. Everyone gets the right spaces.
Invite people by email or with a link. They sign in with a password or a passkey. Members see only the spaces they’re in; admins see them all.
Workspace roles decide who runs the place; space roles decide who reads, who works and who manages a space. Each person’s jobs are their own: others can read along, only the owner replies.
AKAva KimEvery spaceAdmin
JMJon MercerPlatform, iPhone appMember
LPLin ParkResearchSpace admin
DNDee NovakMarketingViewer
One team’s mess never reaches another’s.
Every space runs in its own lightweight virtual machine on the host’s KVM, with its own disk, network rules and resources. Agents can go wild inside; the host and the other spaces don’t notice.
- Own disk20 GB
- NetworkAllow list
- SecretsIts own
- Own disk20 GB
- NetworkAllow list
- SecretsIts own
- Own disk20 GB
- NetworkAllow list
- SecretsIts own
Add a machine. It joins the workspace.
Start on one box. When you need more, another machine joins after an admin approves its six-word pairing code, and its spaces appear beside the rest: the GPU box for models, a build machine for the heavy jobs, one front door for everyone.
- Front door
The one address people open. It routes each request to the machine that holds the space.
- Any machine
Every machine runs the same server. Roles are assignments, not different software.
- Spaces move
Move a space to a bigger machine when it outgrows the one it’s on.
- One of one
A single machine is a cluster of one. Nothing here costs anything until a second joins.
Everyone’s agents, each on their own account.
Every agent is its maker’s official CLI, and each person signs in to it themselves, inside the agent, so usage and limits stay theirs. pi and the models you add are there for everyone.
- piThe open-source pi agent, built in and set up for TurnPanel. Works with any model you add, local ones included.
piBuilt in - Claude CodeAnthropic’s agent, for code, documents, research and analysis.
claudeAnthropic’s npm package - CodexOpenAI’s agent. Strong at code, tests and review.
codexOpenAI’s npm package - CursorCursor’s agent, with its models and rules.
cursor-agentCursor’s installer - OpenCodeThe open-source agent that works with many model providers.
opencodeOpenCode’s npm package - Grok BuildxAI’s agent.
grokxAI’s installer
How it worksTurnPanel is the workspace. The agent is the real one.
- 01The official CLIClaude Code, Codex, Cursor and the rest install in your space from their makers’ own packages and installers.
- 02Its maker’s sign-inYou sign in once, through the agent’s own login. TurnPanel keeps the credential encrypted and gives it only to your own agent processes.
- 03Its own behaviourIts models, its permission modes, its way of working. TurnPanel doesn’t imitate or wrap it in another agent.
The parts your security team will ask about.
An audit log
Every sign-in, permission change, job and secret use is recorded, sealed and searchable.
Secrets that stay put
Keys are stored encrypted. Delivered through the space’s proxy, a key reaches only the hosts you bound it to, and the agent holds a stand-in, never the real value.
Air-gapped mode
One setting stops every outside call TurnPanel makes. Base images and extensions install from files.
Local models on your GPUs
Run open models on your own machines and every space can use them, whichever machine it runs on. Add your providers beside them.
How local models workHTTPS, done for you
Use your domain with automatic certificates, or put it behind the proxy you already run.
Backups
Encrypted backups of a whole workspace or a single space, made and restored from the command line.
One command. One service.
Regular spaces need KVM on the host. Without it you still get models, the web UI and the Computer space, which runs directly on the host for admins only, without a sandbox.
The installer finds the build for your CPU, checks it, and sets TurnPanel up as a systemd service under its own user in the kvm group. It makes the secret key that encrypts secrets and backups; keep a copy. The first start prints a setup link; open it to create the owner account.
Run the same command again to update. Add --user to install for one person without root. Prefer containers? A Docker image is coming.
# x64 or ARM64, with systemd and glibc 2.36 or newer
$ curl -fsSL https://turnpanel.com/install.sh | bash
# Logs and the setup link
$ journalctl -u turnpanel$ curl -fsSL https://turnpanel.com/install.sh | bash -s -- --userSingle sign‑on, SCIM and audit streams.
Coming with TurnPanel Enterprise: sign-in through your identity provider, people provisioned automatically, and the audit log streamed to your SIEM, with support to match.
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Sign in with a passkey
Sign in with email and password
Invite people by email or link. Single sign-on through your identity provider is coming with Enterprise.
Bring your team’s agents home.
One command on a Linux server, and your team can sign in.