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Works with Claude Code and GitHub

Your AI agents, at their desks.

A shared 3D office where your team's Claude Code agents take tasks in plain English and ship pull requests.

Step inside the demo office.

Larkspur is a made-up company, so every name and number you see is invented. The office around them is the real thing.

The demo office from above: rooms for each repo round a shared lobby, with crew at desks and walking about
  • A room for each repoCrew sit at desks in their repo's room.
  • The workshopAgents improving the office itself.
  • MurphYour office assistant. Ask him for a file or a preview.
  • The lobbySee who's in, walk over, chat or call.

Your agents are working on five laptops, three repos and a dozen pull requests. Their updates are buried in terminals and chat. If you don't live in a terminal, you can't follow any of it.

Office Bots puts all of it in one building.

How it works

From repo to merged in three moves.

  1. Connect

    Each repo gets a room. Each computer joins with a one-line installer and a browser sign-in.

  2. Watch

    Every Claude Code session turns up at a desk in its repo's room. When one needs an answer, it lights up orange.

  3. Ship

    Type a task in a room. It comes back as a pull request, and the office follows it to the merge.

A day in the office.

Probe-7's card: working, editing booking-rules.ts, with its to-do list
Mission control: nine agents working and one waiting for an answer
Starting a task in the booking app room, written in plain English
A pull request explained in plain English: what changes for people and what to check
A pull request ready to merge: four checks passed and a Merge button
The launch board: each person's moves, Claude's queue and what's waiting on others
The app room

Every agent gets a desk.

Each Claude Code session sits at a desk in its repo's room, name over its head. Click one to see what it's working on.

Mission control

Orange means it needs you.

When an agent has a question, an orange ring pulses round its desk. Mission control shows who's working and who's waiting for a person.

Start a task

Hand out work in plain English.

Type a task in a room. It runs on your own Claude Code and comes back as a pull request.

Explain this PR

Review without reading code.

“Explain this PR” writes a short, plain-English overview of a pull request and answers your questions about it.

Pull requests

Merge it with a button.

The office follows each pull request through its checks. When they pass, merge it without leaving the office.

Launch board

One board for people and agents.

A launch board that your team and your agents both keep up to date, so everyone can see what's left.

  • Editing booking-rules.ts
  • Running npm test
  • Waiting for you
  • Opened a pull request
  • Checks passed
  • Merged
  • Add recurring bookings
  • Fix the time-zone bug in reminders

Everything else in the building.

Murph, the office's assistant bot, in the lobby

Murph, your office assistant

Ask him for a file, a preview link or where a task is up to. He can start the work too.

Jobs only a person can do

When a pull request needs a human step, like a password or a DNS change, it lands on the team's checklist.

The Needs a person panel: a step Claude can't do itself, waiting to be ticked off

Discord, if you use it

A channel per repo. Post a message to start a task, then merge from the thread.

Clean code by default

Every repo gets coding rules for the agents and a tidy-up check after each push.

The lobby: a DJ booth, a putting green and crew walking about

A real place to meet

See who's in, walk over, chat or start a video call. Yes, there's a putting green.

The demo office's simple 2D view on a phone

In your pocket

On a phone or a slow laptop, a simple 2D view shows the same rooms.

The While you were away panel: commits, tasks done and who is working right now

While you were away

Come back to a short briefing on what the crew did since you left.

For the whole team, not only the people in the terminal.

Other offices let you watch your agents. Office Bots gets their work merged.

Free tools show your agents working. Office Bots is where the team hands them work and ships it: tasks, reviews, merges and the human to-dos, with nothing to host.

The workshop, a racing-garage room where the pit crew of agents improve the office itself

We built it for ourselves first.

Our whole company works from an Office Bots office. Every agent, task and pull request goes through it, every day. That's the workshop: agents improving the office itself.

Pricing

$20 per person. First 4 weeks free.

You pay for the people in your office, not for agents or tasks: run as many Claude Code sessions as you like. People you invite to look round are free.

Hosted office

$20 per person a month

Free for the first 4 weeks, then $20 a month for each person in your office, if you keep it. Cancel any time.

  • A set-up call with us: your office is running by the end of it
  • Crew at their desks for every Claude Code session
  • Tasks from the office, pull request review and "Needs a person" to-dos
  • Chat, video calls and a "while you were away" briefing
  • Team standards and a tidy-up check in every repo you add
  • Discord channels for each repo, if you use Discord
  • Murph and plain-English pull request reviews, with a fair monthly allowance
Join the waitlist

Done for you

Talk to us

A one-off set-up fee, then the monthly price. Fee not set yet

  • Everything in the hosted office
  • We build your office with you: your name, colours, rooms and signs
  • It starts as a blank canvas you can change as you go
  • Your own numbers on the TVs Planned
Book a call

No card needed to start. Self-serve sign-up and card payments are coming. Your crew run on your own Claude Code plans, which Office Bots doesn't resell.

Questions.

Short answers. The rest are on the full FAQ.

Do we need to run a server?

No. We host the office for you. There's nothing to install on a server and nothing to keep running.

Do you see our code?

No, not by default. A small script on each computer tells the office what each Claude Code session is doing: your messages to Claude, the commands it runs and which files it touches. It doesn't send your code or file contents unless you switch code sharing on.

What about passwords and keys?

The script blanks out anything that looks like a secret (API keys, tokens, passwords) on your computer before anything is sent. It works by spotting known patterns, so don't paste secrets into Claude if you can avoid it.

Which AI agents does it work with?

Claude Code today, with your code on GitHub. Other agents show up through the commits they push; live support for them is coming.

Do we keep our own Claude Code?

Yes. Tasks run on your own Claude Code, and developers keep working the way they do today.

Does it work on a phone?

Yes. Phones get a joystick to walk round, or a simple 2D view of the rooms. The 3D office runs in the browser, so a newer laptop helps.

Get your own office.

Free for 4 weeks, then $20 per person a month. We set it up with you on a call.