Agent's computer

Pazi agents execute substantial work inside isolated cloud computers. Each conversation gets its own running environment, while durable agent and business storage makes the right files, skills, memory, and runtime state available again later.

What the computer contains

Depending on the task and agent, the environment can include:

1. A browser for web navigation and automation.

2. A filesystem for source material, working files, and deliverables.

3. Development and command-line tools for code, data, documents, and testing.

4. Network access and Pazi-approved tool connections.

5. The active agent's skills, memory context, and conversation runtime.

You do not need to provision or maintain this computer yourself.

Isolation between conversations

Main Chat is the single visible web conversation. Slack threads and hidden background work use separate runtime sessions, which prevents unrelated active work from sharing one browser or live process accidentally.

All runtime sessions for the same agent can mount that agent's durable workspace. They can also use business-shared memory and created deliverables. A different agent does not receive this agent's private workspace or private memory.

Watch Live View

Open Live View to watch browser and desktop activity while the agent works. It is useful for checking progress, understanding a permission request, or completing a login that requires your session.

Live View is evidence of current activity, not a guarantee that every background API call or saved product update is visually represented on the desktop. Use the conversation and final files to review the complete result.

Sign in to a website

When a website requires interactive authentication, the agent can ask you to take over in Live View. Confirm the domain, complete the login, and tell the agent when it can continue.

Do not paste a service password into Pazi chat. For reusable API keys or tokens, use the secure credential form; for an interactive web login, enter the value directly on the trusted website.

Provide files

Attach source files in chat when they belong to a request. The agent receives them inside the relevant conversation computer and can inspect or transform them with its normal tools.

Ask the agent to publish final deliverables into the business's created-files area so they appear reliably on the dashboard. Protected runtime files, environment files, credentials, tokens, memory internals, and private keys are not shareable dashboard artifacts.

What persists

The agent's workspace, private memory, skills, and runtime state persist across computer restarts. Business memory and created files persist for agents in that business.

Running processes and temporary computer state should not be treated as permanent. Ask the agent to save durable work into an appropriate file, skill, memory entry, scheduled task, goal, or Pazi product record before ending the session.

Browser and network safety

Web pages, downloads, and emails can contain malicious instructions aimed at an AI agent. Keep browser permissions narrow, separate web research from highly privileged internal work when risk is high, and review consequential actions before approval.

See Browser permissions, Security, and Use Pazi responsibly.