Tools for teams running AI coding agents.
Virex Remote gives you a live view of the Claude Code sessions running on your own machines, and the controls to steer them from anywhere. Virex Memory gives those agents context that survives the session. One account, one organization, one subscription.
// Your code, credentials, and execution stay on your machines.
Two products. One subscription.
Both products are seat-based and billed on the same subscription. Adding the second one is a seat assignment, not a new contract.
Virex Remote
Claude Code runs on a workstation and stops when it needs a decision. Remote lets you watch the session and answer from anywhere.
- Follow live session activity over a persistent link
- Send instructions into a running session
- Approve or deny permission and plan decisions
- Interrupt a session immediately
- See the machines connected to your organization
Virex Memory
Agents write what they learn as they work, then search it later across sessions, machines, and teammates, scoped to your organization.
- Agents read and write memory over MCP
- Semantic search retrieves by meaning, not keywords
- Relevance scoring is refreshed on a schedule
- Stale memories expire without manual curation
- Memory belongs to the organization, not the machine
What holds the two together.
Identity, organizations, and billing are shared. The products differ; the account around them does not.
One platform, many tools
Unified identity and single sign-on across every Virex host. One organization, one subscription with a line per product, and per-product seats for members.
Control-plane architecture
Virex coordinates with the agents and tooling installed on your machines but never executes customer code. Code, credentials, and execution stay with you.
Tenant isolation
Per-organization isolation is enforced at the database layer with row-level security, alongside audit logging of security events and server-side session management.
First-party toolchain
Every client that connects is built by Virex: the MCP servers, the CLIs, the SDKs, and the web apps. Integration quality is a product decision, not an ecosystem gamble.
Read more on the platform and the MCP surface.
Three steps to a working seat.
Create your account and organization
One login covers every Virex host. Each user belongs to exactly one organization, which keeps membership and billing simple to reason about.
Subscribe to the products you want
Checkout starts your organization's subscription. Adding the second product later extends that same subscription with another line rather than creating a second one.
Assign seats to members
A seat is what grants a member access to a product. Members can hold a seat on one product, on both, or on neither, and admins adjust the counts as the team changes.
Common questions
What is Virex Systems?
A multi-product platform of developer tools for teams building and working with AI coding agents. Two products are in the lineup today: Virex Remote for watching and driving Claude Code sessions, and Virex Memory for persistent, searchable agent memory.
Do I need both products?
No. Seats are assigned per member per product, so a member can hold a seat on one product, on both, or on neither. Most teams start with one and add the other when it earns its place.
Where does my code actually run?
On your own machines. Virex carries coordination, state, and control signals between your installed tooling and the web apps. It never executes customer code, and credentials stay on your side.
How is Virex priced?
Per seat, per month, per product, at the same flat rate for both products. Your organization holds a single subscription with one line item per product. Current rates are on the pricing page, which reads them from live plan data.
Is there a free tier or a trial?
No. Access to a product begins when your organization subscribes and an admin assigns you a seat.
Which agents and tools does this work with?
Claude Code is the primary integration for Virex Remote. Virex Memory works with Claude Code and other MCP-compatible agent tooling, and also offers first-party CLIs and SDKs for teams wiring memory into their own agents.
Put your agents on a shorter leash.
Create an organization, subscribe, and assign the first seat. The rest of your team joins with the same login.