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The chat workspace is where you delegate, and the cloud sandbox is what lets the agent actually do the work. Together they are the core of Ottic.

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The chat workspace

You work with your agent in a streaming chat. As it works, you see everything happen live:
  • Activity stream — the tools it calls and the steps it takes, in real time.
  • Reasoning — the thinking behind a decision, shown as it works through a problem.
  • Artifacts — finished outputs (reports, exports, documents) appear as cards you can open.
  • File upload — drop in a spreadsheet, PDF, or document and ask the agent to work with it.
Nothing is a black box. You can watch what the agent did and why, and step in whenever you want.

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The cloud sandbox

Behind the chat, your agent runs in an isolated cloud sandbox with a real terminal and a real browser. That is what separates Ottic from tools that only talk:
  • Run code — Python and shell for data processing, calculations, file manipulation, and chart generation.
  • Drive a real browser — Playwright for live web research, navigating sites, scraping content, and taking screenshots.
  • Read and write files — produce CSVs, documents, and reports you can download.
So when you ask for a competitive teardown, it can actually open the competitor’s site. When you ask to reconcile a spreadsheet, it can actually run the code. The work is done, not just described.

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Isolated per user

Each user’s agent runs in its own isolated sandbox, so your work, files, and credentials stay separate from everyone else’s.