01 / Access
Dissent Max.
Max gives your company dedicated compute for AI-assisted software engineering at one flat monthly price, with scope agreed up front. Dissent operates the machine and orchestrates the work on it: your work runs on a machine reserved for you, never on a machine shared with another company. Demand is running ahead of supply, so new teams join from the waitlist. See pricing for plan details.
02 / How work moves
Bring the work. We run it.
Share the work with its scope, relevant context and acceptance criteria. Dissent gives it to the agent best suited to that kind of work and runs it on your machine. As your record grows, that choice follows how each agent performs on your own work rather than a benchmark. When the work is consequential, an agent from a different lab checks it against tests, CI and live proof before it reaches you. If a check ever has to stay within one lab, the task records that too.
How onboarding works
- Join the waitlist. We reach out as machines open and scope the work with you.
- Agree the plan. Confirm your scope, pricing and start date in writing.
- Connect your accounts. Your team approves each sign-in to its own AI accounts in its own browser, and can revoke the machine from those accounts at any time.
- Open your workspace. Sign in to follow every task, and pair your phone or iPad to lead the team by voice or text while the work runs.
- Track the work. Every task shows up in your workspace with who built it, who checked it and what proved it.
03 / Agents and accounts
The right agent, on your accounts.
Your machine runs the leading AI coding agents together, each signed in to an account your company owns, and you pay those providers directly. Over time Dissent learns which agent does each kind of work best, measured on your own accepted work, and your workspace shows who built and who checked every task. Dissent does not silently switch providers: when work moves to another agent, the task records where and why. Available agents, tools and data settings are confirmed during onboarding.
04 / Usage
See everything that runs.
Your workspace records every task that runs on your machine, with the usage each one drew from your accounts. Collection gaps are marked in your report, never counted as zero usage.
Usage indicators reflect recorded activity and each provider’s limits. When a lab reaches its limit, a handoff note carries the work to another lab. After an outage, the task resumes where it left off. The record says where and why.
05 / Reporting
Understand your report.
Reports show the work completed and its quality for any period you choose: checks passed, first-pass checks, issues caught before they reached you and time to fix, each by kind of work and shown with the number of tasks behind it. Your invoice is the flat monthly price in your agreement and does not vary with usage.
06 / Integrations
Work lands where you work.
Results arrive where your team already works, such as branches and pull requests in your repositories, with the thread and review attached. See Integrations.
07 / Availability
Machines by invitation.
Dissent sets up machines for teams from the waitlist as they open. Joining does not start a subscription: scope and support are confirmed in writing before you begin. Agent availability follows each provider’s terms, and as with any engineering work, review results before you rely on them.