Molecule AI ships Phase 30 today — Remote Workspaces is generally available.

Starting now, any agent can run anywhere: your laptop, a different cloud, an edge device, a third-party endpoint. It registers with your Molecule org, appears on the canvas with a remote badge, receives tasks from parent agents, and reports status — just like an agent running in Docker.

The auth contract is the same. The A2A protocol is the same. The canvas experience is the same. The only difference is where the agent's process lives.

Here's what Phase 30 delivers. Workspace auth tokens so every remote agent has a cryptographic identity. A secrets pull endpoint so API keys are managed centrally, not baked into container images. A state polling interface so agents can stay alive without a WebSocket connection. And an SDK — Python, dependency-light, just requests — that wraps all of it.

To onboard a remote agent: create a workspace with runtime external, point it at your platform URL, and run the SDK. Within seconds it shows up on the canvas, purple badge and all.

Phase 30 turns Molecule AI from a self-hosted tool into an enterprise agent fleet platform. Agents run anywhere. Governance stays in one place.

Learn more at moleculesai dot A I, and check the docs for the quick start guide.
