For engineering managers

Give your team one shared AI session, and the visibility to manage it.

Per-seat AI tools scatter your team across private agent sessions you cannot see and cannot predict the cost of. Coshell puts the whole team in one live session, with the visibility, controls, and per-drive pricing a manager actually needs.

See the work happen
Your team works in one live session, so what they and the agent are doing is visible, not buried in private transcripts.
Predictable cost
Pay free to self-host, no seats. Adding a teammate never changes the price, and idle drives are never billed.
Controls you set
Role-based access decides who can create drives, who uses which models, and where spend stops.

Every engineer in their own private agent session, billed per seat, invisible until it lands.One shared live session the whole team works in, visible, attributable, and priced per drive.

One agent, one live session, the whole team prompting it together.

What Coshell gives an engineering manager.

Visibility, faster onboarding, predictable cost, and the controls to govern it. Every line below is running in production today.

01 · Visibility

Know what the team and the agent are doing

Instead of one private agent transcript per engineer, the work happens in a shared live session with presence and a record of who did what, attributed to a verified identity. The work is legible while it is happening, not only when it lands as a diff.

02 · Onboarding

New hires productive on day one

A new engineer joins a warm drive that already has the repo, the dependencies, and a running environment, and follows a teammate through the codebase live. Day one is building, not configuring.

03 · Predictable spend

Per-drive pricing, no per-seat sprawl

Per-seat AI tools tax every engineer and keep charging as you grow. Coshell is per drive, up to 5 teammates per drive, with model usage on your own keys and no markup. Role-based access lets you cap who can spend and on which models.

04 · Governance

Access, identity, and your own keys

Decide who creates drives and who uses which models. Every action is tied to a verified identity, each session has its own access control, and work pushes to your real git. See the security details.

For larger orgs

Run it on your own infrastructure.

Need unlimited teammates, SSO and SCIM, org-wide role-based access, and your own Amazon Bedrock? Coshell runs on your own infrastructure on the Enterprise tier, so your code stays in the environment you control.

For engineering managers, answered

How do I get visibility into how the team uses AI?

Because the team works in one shared live session rather than separate private agents, the work is visible as it happens, and every prompt and edit is attributed to a verified identity. You can see who is in a session, follow along, and review the running app together, instead of only seeing the result as a diff after the fact.

How do I keep AI spend predictable across the team?

Coshell is priced free to self-host, no seats, so adding teammates never raises the price and idle drives are never billed. Model usage runs on your own provider keys with no markup, and role-based access lets you control who can use which models and set usage limits. A drive sleeps when no one is working, and a safeguard stops any run that produces no output for a sustained period.

Can we run this in our own environment?

Self-host keeps your code on your own machine for free. For org-wide control, the Enterprise tier runs on your own infrastructure with SSO, SCIM provisioning, org-wide role-based access, and your own Amazon Bedrock.

Put your team in one session you can see.

Open a drive in the browser, or attach from the CLI. Your whole team works in one live session, attributed and priced per drive.