Work with an integrated agent across files, browser tabs and code in Endstack’s persistent cloud desktop.
Endstack provides a persistent cloud desktop with an integrated AI agent. The workspace includes files, documents, browser tabs, a terminal and a code editor in one environment. Its agent can work with those same resources, making the desktop the shared place where a user and an assistant perform tasks.
The official description says each user receives a cloud-backed Linux environment that remains available around the clock. Files, conversations, settings and agent memory are stored on the workspace’s container filesystem. This refers to the cloud workspace, not a promise that all processing happens on the user’s personal device.
The built-in agent can read files, run commands, browse websites and operate applications within that environment. Such access can support coding, document preparation and operational work, but it also means a task needs clear limits. Persistent access should not be confused with permission to take every action available in the desktop.
Endstack describes private individual desktops and team arrangements with shared files and agent context. The team desktop provides a common environment for collaboration while individual users retain their own workspaces. The precise boundaries between shared and private information should be checked during onboarding.
Access is advertised across web, mobile and desktop surfaces. The public material does not specify a complete native application list or a numerical plan schedule. Teams should confirm the actual clients, storage limits and administrative controls before planning a deployment.
Begin with non-sensitive files and a bounded instruction. Inspect the agent’s changes in the shared workspace and confirm the result before connecting production systems. A useful evaluation checks persistence, collaboration and access controls as well as whether the agent completes the chosen task.
