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Brimble Agent is the chat assistant inside the Brimble dashboard. You stay signed in as yourself. It can launch a project, watch that launch, read logs, change dashboard resources, and open a pull request when a code fix is required. It uses the workspace and environment you already have open. If you are on a project page, that project is already in context. You do not need to paste IDs.

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Where to open it

  • Agent in the sidebar opens the full page (/ai).
  • The Agent button in the top bar opens a slide-over panel, unless you are already on /ai.
You can start a new chat or reopen a recent one. History is searchable. You can delete a chat when you are done with it.
Agent page with sidebar Agent selected, welcome prompts, and composer

The Agent page from the sidebar, with suggested prompts and the composer.

Agent slide-over panel with the same welcome prompts and composer

The top-bar Agent panel open over the dashboard home.

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What it is for

On first use, the dashboard lists four jobs:
  • Launch until it’s live. Ask it to put a project online. It watches the launch, then tells you if it went live or what went wrong.
  • Finds what broke. If a site is down or a launch failed, it reads the logs. You do not need to paste them.
  • Works in the dashboard for you. It can add a domain, check usage, list projects, and more, instead of only pointing at screens.
  • Fixes and tests code when that’s needed. For a real build or runtime error it can run a private copy of the project, change a file, and open a pull request. It will not offer that unless it needs to.
See What it can do for the main workflows.

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Agent, MCP, and sandbox coding agents

These are three different products. Use Agent when you are already in the dashboard. Use Brimble MCP when you want an external client to manage the account. Use a sandbox coding agent when you want a CLI coding tool on isolated compute.

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Next steps

Last modified on August 23, 2026