VQV Signal
According to a post on X by @upstash, Upstash has launched Upsy, a free cloud computer that users share with their AI agents. Users can share web logins and files with agents and watch everything the agents do in real time. They can also keep their data in their own S3 bucket or Google Drive. The post describes the product as a supervised workspace that gives agents access to the user's logins without handing over the user's own machine.
According to a post on X by @upstash, Upstash has launched Upsy, a free cloud computer that users share with their AI agents. Users can share web logins and files with agents and watch everything the agents do in real time. They can also keep their data in their own S3 bucket or Google Drive. The post describes the product as a supervised workspace that gives agents access to the user's logins without handing over the user's own machine.
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Upstash launched Upsy, a free cloud computer that users share with their AI agents: they can share web logins and files with agents, watch everything the agents do in real time, and keep data in their own S3 bucket or Google Drive. Why it matters: It gives agents a supervised workspace with the user's logins...
Developers and users who want agents to act on web accounts now have a product option that keeps the agent's work visible and data in the user's own storage. Teams evaluating agent tooling may want to compare how supervision, login sharing and storage choices work in practice. Watch for details on access controls and how the product is used beyond the launch announcement.
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