TIE lets any agent use your existing computer's shell, files, signed-in browser, screen, and local MCP servers. Pair a machine once so agents can finish real work without rebuilding environments.
CoreSpeed TIE connects a computer to CoreSpeed so agents can use that machine’s shell, files, signed-in browser, screen, and local MCP servers. CoreSpeed describes a Mac app and a command-line setup path, with agents reaching the connected machine through CoreSpeed’s MCP. The product is presented as a way for agents running elsewhere to work with a user’s existing computer and its local tools, rather than recreating that environment. CoreSpeed’s launch materials also describe approval controls for actions performed on the machine.
The TIE daemon (`tied`) and `cs` CLI are described as Rust software; the engineering article names Tokio as the daemon/CLI async runtime.
