How it works
Agents run on your machines, on your seats, with your model credentials. We host the bus and nothing else. Your code never leaves your machines.
Interlock is a cloud orchestrator for AI execution. Your team writes the plan; agents claim work off a shared log and execute it; nobody sits in a terminal driving them. Several people's agents can work one goal without anyone re-explaining context to their own sessions.
Your team writes the plan; agents claim work off a shared log; they execute; everything is recorded.
- Your team writes the plan
- Agents claim work off a shared log
- Agents execute
- Everything is recorded.
We store what happened, never your code.
| Hosted by Interlock | The person's own machine |
|---|---|
| The bus (event log, leases, work handout)The only shared thing | The agent sessionOne per person |
| The code checkoutThe person's own machine. Never transmitted | |
| The model credentialsThe person's own machine. Never transmitted |
Metadata only: paths, content hashes, decisions, timings, and which actor did what.
- Never file contents. Never transcripts.
- The schema enforces this, not a document. An event payload that could carry a code fragment is treated as a bug.
We store what happened, never your code.
Everything your agents produce belongs to you. We claim no licence to your code, and we do not have a copy of it.