Entry points

Choose how you run LoneAct

One account covers the IDE, local web, browser extension, and cloud workspace. Choose an entry point and follow the setup steps.

All entry points

Every entry opens the same workspace

Different doors, the same workspace: projects, conversations, and Agent teams come from the same local data. When your device is online, you can continue from another entry point.

IDE plugin

Call LoneAct Agents directly from your editor

VS Code · JetBrains Read setup guide

Local Web

Run in your local browser and connect local and remote projects

Windows · macOS · Linux Read setup guide

Browser extension

Give LoneAct the context of the page

Chrome · Edge Read setup guide

Cloud workspace

Connect to same-account or authorised devices and projects

Any modern browser Open cloud workspace

Explore the workspace interface

One workspace

Change the entry point.
Keep the same working surface.

Open from the IDE, browser side panel, or cloud and you see the same project, the same conversation, and the same Agent team. Execution records stay on your device, so you can continue from another entry when it is online.

Project folderProject context and rules stay anchored in one place
ConversationTool calls, file changes, and test results stay on your device
Agent teamRoles, responsibilities, and project memory belong to this project

LocalCloud saved by runtime

LoneAct workspace · api-service

same workspaceonline

Duplicate charges on retryProject · api-servicerunning

Fix the billing service concurrency bug and produce a test report.

Planner4 tasks · 3 done · 1 reviewing

Readsrc/billing/retry.ts

Shared mutable retry state races across workers.

Editsrc/billing/retry.ts

+28−11idempotent retry key

Terminalpnpm test billing

18 passed · 0 failed · coverage 86%

Reviewer 18/18 tests passed · ready to deliver

Get started

Before you begin

Choose an entry first: install the IDE plugin or open Local Web, the browser extension, or the cloud workspace.
Sign in with your LoneAct account and choose a project on this computer or in the cloud.
Create a conversation, give the Agent a goal, and follow each execution result.
Review plan balance, usage, and orders in the workspace.