jacq An autonomous coding agent
An autonomous coding agent
for your desk and the cloud
Resume any thread, connect your tools, and hand off to the cloud — even with your laptop closed.
Resume any thread, connect your tools, and hand off to the cloud — even with your laptop closed.
Resume any thread, connect your tools, and hand off to the cloud — even with your laptop closed.
Resume any thread, connect your tools, and hand off to the cloud — even with your laptop closed.
Integrations
Jacq plugs into the tools your team already lives in — open PRs, pull issues, and post updates without leaving the thread. Extend it to anything else with any MCP server.
Reusable Context
Drag any past thread into the composer — a compaction model running at 90k tok/s folds the full context in on the fly.
Autonomous
Hand any task to a managed cloud machine and it keeps working autonomously — picking up right where it left off, no laptop required.
Reusable Context
Drag any past thread into the composer — a compaction model running at 90k tok/s folds the full context in on the fly.
Autonomous
Hand any task to a managed cloud machine and it keeps working autonomously — picking up right where it left off, no laptop required.
Reusable Context
Drag any past thread into the composer — a compaction model running at 90k tok/s folds the full context in on the fly.
Autonomous
Hand any task to a managed cloud machine and it keeps working autonomously — picking up right where it left off, no laptop required.
FAQ
Jacq is an autonomous AI agent that lives on your desktop. It runs tools locally, keeps full context across threads, and can hand work off to persistent cloud machines when you close your laptop.
No. Jacq is a complete application — sign in, download the desktop client, and start working. We handle the infrastructure.
Claude Code and Codex are terminal-first agents. Cursor is an IDE assistant. Jacq is a persistent desktop agent with a UI, memory across threads, and cloud handoff. It works even when your laptop is closed.
Jacq connects to GitHub, Linear, Jira, and Slack, and works with any MCP server — so you can bring your own tools and data into any thread.
Routine actions run automatically, but Jacq pauses for your explicit approval before anything destructive or irreversible — you stay in control of the calls that matter.
Yes. Jacq has a generous free tier for individuals and teams. You only need to upgrade for heavier cloud usage or team features.
Jacq can move any active task to a persistent cloud machine. It keeps running autonomously and resumes the conversation when you reopen the app.
Jacq is available for macOS and Linux. Windows support is on the roadmap.
Locally by default, on your own machine. You can choose to hand tasks off to our managed cloud workers when you need persistence or more compute.