Rush - Small teams get an AI workforce they can share —
not another private chatbot.
Run agents together with your team, in one place. Skip the headcount, skip the server.
Install the Rush CLI:
curl -fsSL https://cdn.getrush.ai/install.sh | bashA glimpse inside
Run a UX critique of getrush.ai. Take screenshots at key scroll positions and report typography issues, CTA clarity, and trust signals.
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Found 12 contrast violations · 3 missing alt text
Find 50 founders or CTOs of AI startups in San Francisco who tweeted about agent infrastructure in the last 6 months.
Reading linkedin.com/in/...
Compiled 38 of 50 profiles · 142 sources
Type a message…The app right now, at your local time — golden hour. ···
Rabbit Hole
Go deeper. Find more.
McKinsey-grade research in minutes. Downloadable reports, comparison tables, and confidence ratings. Real answers you can act on, not a wall of chat text.
Content Writer
Your voice, every platform.
Turn one idea into platform-native content for Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, and TikTok. Maintains your unique voice and style.
Inbox Ninja
Inbox zero, finally.
Smart triage surfaces what matters. Instant summaries. Contextual drafts that match your tone. Calendar-aware so you never miss a follow-up.
Daily Zen
Your daily moment of peace.
Personalized meditations with calming visuals, soothing voice, and ambient sounds. Adapts to your mood and schedule.
Real Output
This is what Rush produces
Not a mockup. An actual artifact from Rabbit Hole — structured, cited, ready to use.
Multiplayer, Not Solo
Your agents aren't private. They're multiplayer.
Hand off finished work with a link, or bring your whole team into a channel it already uses. No infrastructure for you to run.
- No login required for the person you send it to
- Works for a teammate or a client, same link
- You choose what's public before you send it
- One agent identity, connected once, reachable by the team
- Everyone in the channel sees the same thread
- No screen-share, no per-teammate install
Today each teammate's message runs its own agent turn — the whole team just sees it happen in one thread. Live co-steering of a single running session is next, not shipped yet.
Cursor and Codex share code review. Rush shares what the agent produces — with a link, or in the channel your team already uses.
Beyond Chat
Agents render interfaces. Not text.
60+ task-specific components — emails, charts, contacts, pipelines. The agent picks the right one. You see a real interface.
RushMore Agents
Built by developers. Available on Rush.
Rush Cloud
Run many agents in parallel
Connect any machine you own — a laptop, a Mac mini, a home workstation. Each one joins your dispatch pool. Close your laptop, and the work keeps going.
Laptop
Your daily driver
Mac mini
Always on, sips power
Workstation
More cores, more parallel
VM
Any cloud you rent
Managed
Optional. Ours.
Any
Any machine you connect — laptop, Mac mini, workstation, VM.
Many
Many agents side by side — independent tasks, no conflicts, no manual setup.
Always
Close your laptop. Step away. The work keeps running.
Why Rush
Experience Collaboration like never before
Experience Software like never before
Experience Computers like never before
Experience Collaboration like never before
Experience Agents like never before
Agents
Not Chatbots
Expert-designed frontier agents that handle email, content, research - each designed for a specific job well-done. Not one generic assistant.
Private
By Default
Runs locally on your Mac. iOS-like permissions for every agent. Zero-data-retention enforced — no provider trains on your data.
Artifacts
Not Chats
Conversations disappear. Artifacts persist. Reports, analyses, drafts - downloadable, shareable, ready to use. Not a wall of text to copy-paste from.
Simple
Not Complex
No API keys. No MCP config. No Docker containers. Agents just work. We handle the infrastructure so you don't have to.
Don't build apps. Build agents.
See something missing? Build it.
Define your agent in YAML. Rush handles memory, tools, UI, and distribution. Your agent ships to every Rush user instantly.
Start buildingPricing
Rush is free. All agents are free.
The only cost is the AI that powers your runs — bring your own, or meter it through Rush.
Bring your subscription
Claude Code · Codex
$0to Rush
Already pay for Claude Code or Codex? Connect it and agents run on the plan you already have.
Bring your API key
Anthropic · OpenAI
$0to Rush
Paste an API key from your provider. You pay them at their rates; Rush adds nothing on top.
Rush usage
No subscription or key needed
Meteredmonthly
Run agents through Rush and pay for what you use, billed monthly. Set a spend cap; runs stop at the cap.
No per-agent subscriptions, no credits, no wallet. Switch lanes any time.
Trust
Managed, not mysterious.
Exactly what's live today — nothing implied, nothing claimed early.
No server for you to patch or leak keys from.
Invite teammates with an org code and connect a shared channel — each person's agent runs under their own identity.
In progress — talk to us if this is your compliance blocker today.
Rush is to OpenClaw what Google Workspace is to running your own mail server. OpenClaw is a great way to run your own agent gateway — if you want to manage the server, the keys, and the uptime yourself. Rush is the managed version: shared team access, no server to patch, no keys to leak, billing and access control built in. Same idea. Different amount of your time spent on ops.
Rush is not for you if:
- You're a professional engineer looking for a coding IDE agent — try Cursor or Codex, they're built for that.
- You want free, fully self-hosted, and don't mind running the server yourself — OpenClaw is a strong choice.
- You're buying for a 500+ person company with a security review before any tool ships — reach out, but expect a slower path (SOC 2 is on our roadmap, not live today).
- You specifically want a voice/telephony agent — we're not a voice company.
Product
How Rush Works
Agent Interface
How It Works
Tell Rush what you need, then get back to work. Your agents research, write, and create in parallel—delivering finished results, not endless conversation.
Artifacts
Real Results
Reports, drafts, analyses—downloadable, shareable, ready to use. No more copying text from chat windows. Get artifacts you can actually work with.
From the Blog
Thoughts on the intelligence age
Why We Built Our Agent Harness in Go
Every agent framework is Python. We think that's a category error. The honest engineering case for a Go agent runtime, with the real code and the tradeoffs we won't pretend away.
Ephemeral Apps: Software That Exists for Five Minutes
Why the future of software isn't permanent installations but interfaces that spawn when you need them and dissolve when you don't.
The Siri Trap: Why Single-Agent Assistants Always Fail
Siri launched in 2011. $100B+ invested across Siri, Alexa, and Google Assistant. After 15 years, the most common use case is still 'set a timer.' The failure isn't talent. It's architecture.