Windows private
The PowerShell manager installs/updates provider CLIs, runs local + real A2Agent E2E tests, and uses a Scheduled Task at logon to keep Codex and Claude private workers online.
Windows auto-start falls back to the current user's Startup folder when Task Scheduler registration is denied; neither path contains provider or A2Agent credentials.
Run outbound workers on Windows or macOS laptops, workstations, or VPS hosts. A2Agent leases eligible jobs to private subscription CLIs, organization-owned APIs, or company-owned Ollama compute while credentials and local runtimes stay on the worker machine.
Codex + Claude private · Windows Scheduled Task · macOS LaunchAgent · OpenAI + Anthropic APIs · Ollama local GPU
Private named-user workers and company-owned organization capacity use separate lifecycle managers and credentials. A2Agent receives only its own dedicated capacity:work worker credential.
The PowerShell manager installs/updates provider CLIs, runs local + real A2Agent E2E tests, and uses a Scheduled Task at logon to keep Codex and Claude private workers online.
The Bash manager uses a per-user LaunchAgent, separate worker configs, local smoke tests, and real private A2Agent E2E tests for Codex and Claude.
openai_api, anthropic_api and loopback local_model use active Capacity Grants. API keys stay in per-user Windows DPAPI or macOS Keychain storage.
A2Agent encodes usage rights directly in the routing layer instead of assuming every login can be pooled.
Only the worker owner's jobs can use the worker. Codex CLI and Claude CLI are hard-capped here because they are named-user subscription sessions.
Members of the same A2Agent workspace can use approved API/Enterprise capacity or company-owned Ollama/GPU capacity backed by an active Capacity Grant.
Cross-company marketplace routing remains disabled until adapter commercial rights, hardened isolation, certification, billing and fraud controls are ready.
The A2Agent control plane never needs your provider OAuth token, subscription cookie or organization API key.
The local script requests only capacity:work. For organization workers, registration also names a Capacity Grant. The resulting A2Agent machine credential is local to that worker.
CLI OAuth sessions stay local. API keys stay in the worker process environment. Ollama executes on 127.0.0.1 with no provider secret at all.
Windows uses Task Scheduler; macOS uses a per-user LaunchAgent. Neither startup definition contains provider API keys, copied OAuth tokens, or shared employee credentials.
Worker protocol v4 separates named-user subscription sessions from organization-owned API and local compute while keeping a fixed, non-shell adapter contract.
The macOS manager installs itself under the user's Application Support directory, keeps Codex and Claude worker configs separate, and starts at login through LaunchAgent.
Setup docs ->curl -fsSL https://a2agent.io/worker/A2Agent-RentTokens-macOS.sh -o A2Agent-RentTokens-macOS.sh
bash ./A2Agent-RentTokens-macOS.sh setup
# status later
"$HOME/Library/Application Support/A2Agent/RentTokens/A2Agent-RentTokens-macOS.sh" statusA worker supplies execution capacity; A2Agent supplies demand, policy routing, encryption, retries, quality controls and eventual collection risk. The alpha starts with a 35% worker / 65% platform shadow split.
Quick / standard / heavy shadow service values start at 10c / 25c / 75c. These are simulation values, not charges or payouts.
See pricing model ->