Task triage
Sort incoming issues, group duplicates and identify the next steps.
Built for enterprise. Unopinionated harness, model agnostic.


Work with the agents you choose.
Choose the agent and machine for every role. Let an orchestrator delegate the work.
Follow active runs, review completed work and find the agents waiting for your input.




Agents run on your machines. Firetower’s server coordinates the work. Your devices let you pick it up.
A disconnected device or server leaves existing agents running.
If a machine stops, other machines keep working. Files stay in their workspaces.
Try closing the laptop. The agents run elsewhere.
Select a component to stop or restore it. Illustrative architecture.
A lean foundation for always-on work.
Organize people into teams. Give each team the right access to shared resources.
People, organized into teams
Need an exception? Give a person Viewer or Editor access to a single resource.
How sharing and permissions workPut your agents to work around the clock. You set the task, the team and its permissions.
Sort incoming issues, group duplicates and identify the next steps.
Turn an issue into a code change, tests and a pull request for review.
Test changes, reproduce failures and report what needs attention.
Investigate vulnerabilities and bring back findings with evidence.
Keep guides and examples in step with the code.
Prepare weekly business reports. Turn meeting notes into clear follow-up tasks.
Connect your Claude Code, Codex and other supported accounts. Firetower handles subscription routing and rotation.
Your subscriptions. Use the accounts you already pay for.
Your routing rules. Choose the accounts and their fallback order.
Automatic rotation. Enable fallback. When an account reaches its limit, Firetower moves to the next one.
Your primary subscription
Your backup subscription
Your alternative subscription
Work runs on your primary Claude Code subscription.
What to know before you start.
On the machines you connect to Firetower. Use a Mac mini, a cloud server or your own infrastructure. Agents use that machine’s tools and filesystem.
Yes, when your agents run on another machine that stays on. Closing the app does not stop them. If your laptop is also the machine running the agents, putting it to sleep stops that work.
Existing agents keep running. Workers record events locally. Live coordination waits for the server, which catches up from worker logs when it reconnects.
Yes. Share a connected account with the teams that need it. Runs using it consume that account’s quota.
Only after you enable it and choose the accounts to use. A recognised usage-limit failure can trigger the next account in that order. If none is available, work needs your attention.
Your infrastructure. Your accounts.
One place to manage the work.