Harness is made by Autonomous, the company known for office and workspace products such as standing desks (Desk Pro, Desk 2), ErgoChair seating, WorkPod backyard offices, and a range of robots and AI devices.

Can companies buy Harness in bulk as gifts?

Yes. Autonomous offers corporate gifting with free logo customization on every unit, shipping to multiple addresses from one order, volume discounts starting at 3 units, and a dedicated account manager.

Harness by Autonomous — One command center for all your AI agents

Harness from Autonomous is a command center for AI agents that lets you run and switch between agents like Claude Code, Codex, and Hermes across your machines — at home, in the office, or in the data center. It comes in two forms: a free downloadable app that brings your agents together, and a physical desk device ($149, with a Pro version at $299) that puts the controls on your desk with a screen, a scrollable terminal, pane switching, and voice commands. The pitch: say what you want, and the right agent gets it done — starting with code, then extending into CAD, circuits, robots, games, and music.

Key Features

All agents in one command center

Bring together AI agents from different machines and environments — Claude Code at work, Codex at home, Hermes in the cloud — into a single place to run them.

Harness App (free)

A downloadable app that unifies your agents. Autonomous states you can download it for free.

Harness desk device

A $149 hardware companion that puts the controls on your desk: scroll a terminal, switch panes, or give a voice command.

Harness Pro with on-desk screen

A $299 version that adds a screen on your desk so you can see every agent on every machine, tap between them, or speak the next task.

Voice commands

Give voice commands to switch agents or hand off the next task, on both the Harness device and Harness Pro.

Multi-machine visibility

See every agent on every machine — at home, in the office, or in the data center — from one interface.

Beyond coding

Start with code, then follow your curiosity into CAD, circuits, robots, games, and music.

How It Works

1. Download the app

Start with the free Harness app, which brings your AI agents together into one command center.

2. Connect your agents and machines

Run agents like Claude Code, Codex, and Hermes across your work machine, home setup, or cloud — all visible from the command center.

3. Control from your desk

Add the Harness device ($149) or Harness Pro ($299) to put the controls physically on your desk: scroll the terminal, switch panes, tap between agents on the Pro's screen, or issue voice commands.

Pros & Cons

Pros

Unifies multiple AI agents (Claude Code, Codex, Hermes) across different machines and locations in one command center
The core app is free to download, so you can start without buying hardware
Dedicated physical device offers tactile controls: terminal scrolling, pane switching, and voice commands
Harness Pro adds an on-desk screen showing every agent on every machine, with tap-to-switch
Two hardware price points ($149 and $299) let you choose the level of desk integration

Cons

Who It's For

Best for

Developers and power users who run several AI agents (Claude Code, Codex, Hermes) across work, home, and cloud machines
People who want a dedicated physical control surface for their agents instead of alt-tabbing between terminals
Agentic-coding enthusiasts who want to experiment with agents for CAD, circuits, robotics, games, and music
Teams looking for a distinctive tech gift — Autonomous offers corporate gifting with logo customization from 3 units

Not ideal for

Users who run a single AI agent on a single machine and don't need multi-agent orchestration

Use Cases

Managing coding agents like Claude Code and Codex across work and home machines from a single interface

Monitoring multiple AI agents running in the cloud or a data center

Switching between agent sessions with a physical dial/screen instead of window-juggling on your monitor

Hands-free task handoff to agents using voice commands at your desk

Extending agent workflows beyond code into CAD, circuits, robotics, games, and music

Pricing

The Harness app is free to download. The Harness device costs $149, and Harness Pro (with an on-desk screen) costs $299. Special colorway editions (Solarized Dark, Pumpkin) are listed at $149.

Harness App

Free

Download for free; brings all your AI agents together into one command center.

Harness Device

$149

Physical desk controls: scroll a terminal, switch panes, or give a voice command.

Harness Pro

$299

Adds a screen on your desk to see every agent on every machine, tap between them, or say the next task.

FAQ

What is Harness?

Harness is a command center for all your AI agents. It lets you run agents like Claude Code, Codex, and Hermes across your machines — at home, in the office, or in the data center — and route tasks to the right agent.

How much does Harness cost?

The Harness app is free to download. The Harness device costs $149, and Harness Pro, which adds an on-desk screen, costs $299. Limited colorway editions like Solarized Dark and Pumpkin are listed at $149.

What's the difference between the Harness app and the Harness device?

The app brings your agents together in one command center and is free to download. The Harness device ($149) puts the controls physically on your desk — you can scroll a terminal, switch panes, or give a voice command. Harness Pro ($299) adds a screen on your desk showing every agent on every machine, with tap-to-switch and voice input.

Which AI agents does Harness support?