Platform
From Request to Record
Operator takes a task in plain words, does it on a computer of its own with the model you choose, stops for your approval when it matters, and seals a record of every step.

What Every Task Gets
A computer of its own
A desktop with a browser, a terminal and files, so Operator can use sites and tools the way you do.
A person in the loop
Anything with consequences waits for your answer, and you can take the screen whenever you like.
A record that holds
Every step is sealed into a journal that can be checked, and consequential actions carry signed receipts.
Where It Runs
In Makina's cloud
The hosted model catalog, and a cloud computer of its own for your agent.
Cloud modelsOn your own servers
Through Exos Private Cloud or on servers you already run, with your own models. The agents, the models and the data stay on your infrastructure.
Private deployments“Governance becomes useful when it is expressed as runtime behavior: what an agent can see, decide, do, prove, and undo.”
One console for the whole task. Each part does one job and shows its work.
Your Computer
Every agent works on a computer of its own, with a browser, a terminal and files.
Learn more about your computerModels
Hosted models from Makina's catalog, or your own models on your own GPUs.
Learn more about modelsApprovals and Takeover
Decide how much it does alone, answer what it asks, and take the screen when it needs your hands.
Learn more about approvals and takeoverJournal and Receipts
Every step sealed into a journal, and a signed receipt for every consequential action.
Learn more about journal and receiptsWhere Operator Works
One console, in your browser. Developers and their agents reach the same tasks from their own code.
Use Operator from
- The console at app.makina.soAny current browser
- Your phoneThe same console
- An MCP serverClaude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor
- The machine APIYour own code
Security You Can Check
Run Operator on your own infrastructure or in ours. Either way it asks before it acts and writes down what it does, so you can check its work instead of taking its word for it.
More about security