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Catalog agents

Coding CLIs Redline installs and drives, on your own account.

A catalog agent is a headless coding CLI that Redline knows how to install into the machine image, invoke with your task, and read the output of. You supply the credential; the model usage is billed to you by that provider.

The catalog

Agent Vendor Connect with
Claude Code Anthropic A Claude subscription (browser approval), or an Anthropic API key
Codex OpenAI An OpenAI API key
Cursor Cursor A Cursor API key
GitHub Copilot GitHub A GitHub token on an account with Copilot
OpenCode OpenCode An OpenRouter key, or an Anthropic key
Grok Build xAI An xAI API key
Gemini CLI Google A Gemini API key

Each is installed into the run’s image and invoked in its own non-interactive mode with approvals bypassed — nobody is at the keyboard to confirm a tool call, and the machine is a disposable container.

Connecting one

On the Agents page, press Connect on the agent you want. Where an agent offers more than one method, they are ordered as the vendor prefers them — subscription before key.

Pasting a key

Type or paste the key and press Connect. Redline checks its rough shape as you submit, so a key pasted into the wrong field is caught here rather than twenty minutes into a run. There is a link beside the field to the vendor’s own console page where a key is created.

Approving a subscription

Claude Code can run on a Claude subscription instead of an API key. That is not a pasted secret — it is Anthropic’s own approval flow, run from this page:

Press “Approve on claude.ai”

A tab opens on Anthropic’s approval page.

Approve, and copy the code

Anthropic shows you a string that looks like abc123#xyz789.

Paste the whole thing back

Redline exchanges it for a token pair. The verifier never leaves the server, and the code is single-use.

Enabling is the same act as connecting

Every agent starts switched off, and the switch on an unconnected agent opens the connect panel rather than flipping. An agent with no credential cannot run anything, and a switch that promises otherwise is a lie.

Only enabled agents are offered by the experiment builder, and a launch that names an agent this project has not connected is refused with that reason — before it spends anything, rather than failing on the machine twenty minutes later.

Turning a connected agent off keeps the credential and simply removes it from the builder. Disconnect removes the credential itself.

What happens to your key

To replace a key, disconnect and connect again. Redline cannot show you the old one, by design.

Cost

A run’s cost and token count come from what the agent itself reported and are shown on the run, the experiment and the home page. They are a record of what you spent on your own provider account — Redline does not bill for model usage and does not proxy it.

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