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2,000,000,000 PCs sit on people's desks today.
The next billion computers?
They’ll be autonomous computers, driven by agents.
Introducing box by @Simular: one computer for ChatGPT, Claude, Codex, Gemini, DeepSeek and all your other agents.
With box, agents open apps, run the terminal, fill in forms, and stay signed in for whatever tasks come next.
one underrated problem with using multiple AI agents is having to set everything up again.
different sessions, different logins, different environments.
Box by @SimularAI keeps your files, apps and logins in one cloud computer, so you can switch between agents without starting from scratch.
2,000,000,000 PCs sit on people's desks today.
The next billion computers?
They’ll be autonomous computers, driven by agents.
Introducing box by @Simular: one computer for ChatGPT, Claude, Codex, Gemini, DeepSeek and all your other agents.
With box, agents open apps, run the terminal, fill in forms, and stay signed in for whatever tasks come next.
2,000,000,000 PCs sit on people's desks today.
The next billion computers?
They’ll be autonomous computers, driven by agents.
Introducing box by @Simular: one computer for ChatGPT, Claude, Codex, Gemini, DeepSeek and all your other agents.
With box, agents open apps, run the terminal, fill in forms, and stay signed in for whatever tasks come next.
but what happens if two agents try to use the same Box at the exact same moment? one has to wait??
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Agents on the same box share one computer, so they see the same files, just like two people on one laptop!
Say if another agent changed that text first, the edit fails and the agent re-reads the file instead of overwriting it blindly.
If you're doing parallel work, give each agent its own box, or its own folder or git branch. And if something goes wrong, box keeps snapshots: save one before a big run, then restore the whole box or just the files you pick.
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not everyone wants to upgrade to an expensive AI plan just to get computer-use capabilities.
Box by @SimularAI lets you bring the agents you're already using and give them a computer of their own.
free to try with $5 in credit. definitely an interesting alternative for people experimenting with personal agents.
2,000,000,000 PCs sit on people's desks today.
The next billion computers?
They’ll be autonomous computers, driven by agents.
Introducing box by @Simular: one computer for ChatGPT, Claude, Codex, Gemini, DeepSeek and all your other agents.
With box, agents open apps, run the terminal, fill in forms, and stay signed in for whatever tasks come next.
only one prompt to get a computer for your agent
"install box from box.simular.ai"
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In robotics we talk a lot about giving AI a body.
For agents working online, that body is a computer.
That's what @SimularAI built with Box: a cloud computer made for agents, where they can use real apps, files and Chrome, not just a single browser tab
2,000,000,000 PCs sit on people's desks today.
The next billion computers?
They’ll be autonomous computers, driven by agents.
Introducing box by @Simular: one computer for ChatGPT, Claude, Codex, Gemini, DeepSeek and all your other agents.
With box, agents open apps, run the terminal, fill in forms, and stay signed in for whatever tasks come next.
Good to hear approval comes first. Is that approval per agent, or does one yes cover every agent on the box?
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“you’ve reached your usage limit” shouldn’t mean the next AI needs a full onboarding.
Box by @SimularAI lets Claude start a task and Codex pick it up on the same cloud computer. same tabs, files, apps and logins.
that handoff is the part i care about. switching agents should feel like changing drivers halfway through a trip.
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2,000,000,000 PCs sit on people's desks today.
The next billion computers?
They’ll be autonomous computers, driven by agents.
Introducing box by @Simular: one computer for ChatGPT, Claude, Codex, Gemini, DeepSeek and all your other agents.
With box, agents open apps, run the terminal, fill in forms, and stay signed in for whatever tasks come next.
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The industry increasingly agrees that agents need computers of their own
is MCP the only way in? can I see the desktop
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yes you can see/control the desktop any time at your portal in box.simular.ai. you can also install phone/desktop apps
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Important question!
if another agent changed that text first, the edit fails and the agent re-reads the file instead of overwriting it blindly. For parallel work, give each agent its own box, or its own folder or git branch. And if something goes wrong, box keeps snapshots: save one before a big run, then restore the whole box or just the files you pick.
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when two agents share one box and both try to click at once, does one wait, or can they step on each other?
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good question!
agents on the same box share one computer, so they see the same files, like two people on one laptop. Edits are exact-match replacements: if another agent changed that text first, the edit fails and the agent re-reads the file instead of overwriting it blindly. For parallel work, give each agent its own box, or its own folder or git branch. And if something goes wrong, box keeps snapshots: save one before a big run, then restore the whole box or just the files you pick.
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one box every agent shares makes sense. the part i'd watch is logins: once five agents sit on one signed-in machine, you need rules on what each is allowed to touch.
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If several agents share one computer, who owns the login state when one of them can spend or send? Does Box have a per-agent permission gate, or is it one shared session? I'd want the first before I handed over a login.
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Good questions! Your logins actually live in the browser on your own box, not with any of the AIs. When you sign in from the box iPhone app, your password goes straight to the box and is never shown to the AI.
An AI can only use your box after you approve it on a sign-in page, where you pick which boxes and for how long. Every connected AI is listed at box.simular.ai/access and you can revoke any of them in one click. Only connect AIs you trust, since they can use the sites you're signed in to on that box.
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It's like we live in a simulation at this point, insane!! 👏👏
Massive congrats on the Box launch!!
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