Really cool! We're working on something similar over at https://norisessions.com/

A few questions

- you mention proxying keys. One issue that we run into is that there are a bunch of tools that are really useful but require keys to be on disk (e.g. aws cli -- yes yes you can do IAM permissions but still). How do you guys think about those? (Especially since your setup onboarding is 'just install from npm or mise')

- poking around on the github, saw that you guys were at one point on fly.io. Did you guys end up switching off them? What motivated that if so?

- the CLI integration is cool! Is that actually teleporting remote sessions down to a local machine? Or is it more a window into the remote sandboxes?

would love to share notes! If you want to get in touch separately feel free at amol at noriagentic dot com.