Paracoding is a complete platform, not a snippet. Here's the full catalog — from the serverless MCP control plane to the streamed desktop your agents actually work on. Free-core features are marked Free; premium unlocks are marked Premium.
One serverless connector that exposes every tool your fleet can use.
A Model Context Protocol server on Cloud Run — no VM to babysit, scales to zero, one-command deploy from the included scaffold.
Every tool call carries a verified role. Privileged tools are only exposed to the roles allowed to use them — the server decides, not the caller.
Authorization-code + PKCE, dynamic client registration, discovery docs, Google-delegated login. Real per-caller identity, no tokens in URLs.
Read/write the data lake, post work items, stage jobs, message other agents, run gated commands — all through a single connector URL.
Builds verify source against a known hash, pass a type-check gate, and layer changes in additively. Failed builds never take prod down.
Point the fleet at your own Claude or Gemini key. You own the model relationship and the spend; the platform just orchestrates.
Roles with memory and standing orders — not one giant prompt pretending to be a team.
Each agent is a role with its own charter, private memory, and a shared drop zone. Advisor plans, Infra builds, Publisher ships — clean lanes.
Per-role history in Firestore that survives every turn and every session. Agents pick up exactly where they left off, days later.
Before every reply an agent reloads the day's context and checks the real clock — so it never forgets, repeats, or contradicts a settled decision.
Fleet-wide rules (human-gate is sacred, stay in lane, log every turn) plus a per-role charter. New agents boot from one shared document.
Add a new role with a one-line boot paste; it reads the universal boot doc, learns its job, and joins the fleet.
The exact production roster that runs Paracoding — Advisor, Infra, Publisher, Ghostwriter, Ads, LinkedIn, Security, Seaside and more, with boot configs and standing orders.
Agents hand each other work — you're the decision-maker, never the courier.
One agent asks another a question directly and gets an answer back — no human relaying pastes between chats.
Post, claim, complete, and cancel work items. A durable to-do list the whole fleet can see and act on.
A lightweight scheduler ticks agents awake to answer messages and pick up jobs. Idle is free — no model runs until there's real work.
Queue work for several agents and tell them all to go. Publisher, Infra, and Ghost can be building different things in parallel.
AI proposes; you commit. The single most important part of the whole system. Full security model →
Approvals are authorized with WebAuthn / Face ID. The commit key is a physical thing in your hand, not a password an agent could guess.
Every privileged action lands in a pending-confirm queue showing the exact command. Nothing runs until you approve it.
Review a stack of staged jobs and approve them together with a single Face ID. The queue is the cockpit.
Anything destructive asks a second time, with an explicit confirm and a fresh Face ID. No accidental "rm -rf your prod."
Stale proposals clean themselves up on a timer, so the approval queue always reflects the truth.
Authenticate once each morning; approved work runs under your own short-lived Google identity until you log out. No standing super-key.
A real computer for your agents — and a mic in your pocket to command it.
A Compute Engine desktop that boots on demand, does the heavy lifting, and shuts itself down — so you pay for work, not idle time.
A full Linux desktop with Chrome and tools, streamed straight into the cockpit — reachable there or from any RDP client.
Talk to the fleet in plain language from a clean web console. Bring your own Claude or Gemini key; the console handles the rest.
Open the cockpit on your phone, tap the mic, and talk to Advisor. Figure out what you want, queue the work, and tell the fleet to go — from anywhere.
Deploy a Windows workstation into your own project from a single gate approval, with a shielded RDP button when you need it.
A status dashboard and an embeddable chat widget for keeping an eye on the fleet and dropping it into your own surfaces.
The shared brain the whole fleet reads from and writes to.
Firestore plus cloud storage: durable memory, a shared drop zone for handoffs, and a home for every artifact your agents produce.
Every turn is logged and tagged per role, so an agent — or you — can search back through exactly what was said and decided.
A running, fleet-wide activity log. Deploys, decisions, standing rules and milestones, all in one auditable stream.
Built to hand to a security reviewer. Read the full model →
The defining property: every privileged action requires a human passkey commit. Proven live — the infra agent refused to approve its own deploy.
Runners and schedulers are scoped to exactly the job — never project owner. If one piece is compromised, the blast radius is tiny.
Images ship code and tools only — zero secrets. Credentials are injected at runtime; the release provisions an empty slot for your own.
A published, earned-vs-disclosed posture ships in the repo — including the edges still being hardened. No security theater.
The core is free and open. Premium unlocks fund the work and turn on the conveniences.
| Capability | Free core | Premium |
|---|---|---|
| Serverless MCP control plane | ✓ | ✓ |
| Example fleet (Advisor + Infra) | ✓ | ✓ |
| Event bus + work board | ✓ | ✓ |
| Passkey human-gate | ✓ | ✓ |
| Data lake, history & journal | ✓ | ✓ |
| Bring-your-own model key | ✓ | ✓ |
| Live dashboard & chat widget | — | $99 / feature |
| Streamed cockpit desktop | — | Premium |
| One-tap Windows VM + shielded RDP | — | $99 / feature |
| Mobile cockpit with mic | — | Premium |
| The 10-agent production pack | — | $99 bundle |
| 1-hour free trial keys | ✓ | ✓ |
Premium features, bundles, and trial keys finalize at launch. Everything free runs entirely in your own Google Cloud project.
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