n-WN/SubgroupX

What it solves

Oiia is a multi-user agent platform that allows AI agents to execute work on a variety of environments—including machines that are not publicly accessible—without requiring the user to expose their local machine via VPNs or port forwarding.

How it works

The platform uses a server-side session model where the agent runs in the cloud, but the execution side (the sandbox) is configurable per session. It supports four backend types:

• Connector: A daemon that dials out via WebSocket to the server, allowing agents to work on machines behind NAT or corporate networks.
• SSH: Standard outbound SSH from the server to a host.
• E2B: Disposable cloud VMs for isolated execution.
• Local: The server's own path-scoped working directory.

It utilizes a stateful adapter around the pi-mono Agent engine and a React SPA frontend. Sessions are durable server-side objects persisted in SQLite, meaning they outlive the browser tab and can be accessed from any device via a PWA.

Who it’s for

Developers, security researchers performing authorized assessments, and users who need an AI agent to interact with real files and environments on their own private infrastructure.

Highlights

• Private Machine Access: Execute agent tasks on local machines without public IPs via an outbound-only connector.
• Durable Sessions: Server-side persistence allows users to switch devices or refresh pages without losing progress.
• Agent Orchestration: Supports sub-agents, agent teams with shared queues, and declarative workflows.
• Security Profiling: Specialized profiles for authorized security work, including pre-provisioned tools for recon and WASM reversing.
• MCP Integration: First-class support for Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers as tools.
• PWA Support: Installable on iOS and Android for remote command approval and monitoring.