Setup guide

Needs an Agent.Space account. Once set up, control this Mac from a browser on any device.

1. 1

   Install Agent.Space on the Mac to control

   1. On this Mac, click “Download for Mac” at the top of this page to get the installer (a .dmg file).
   2. Open the .dmg and drag Agent.Space onto the Applications folder beside it.
   3. Open Applications and double-click Agent.Space. If macOS asks whether to open an app downloaded from the internet, click Open.
   4. Agent.Space stays out of the Dock. It lives on the right of the menu bar at the top of the screen, as the Agent.Space mark; its Dock icon shows only while one of its windows or a remote connection is open. Its panel opens by itself the first time; after that, click the mark.

   
2. 2

   Connect this Mac to your Workspace

   1. In the panel, under the Workspaces tab, click “Bind a Workspace…”.
   2. Your browser opens Agent.Space. Sign in, tick the Workspace to connect and click “Connect 1 Workspaces”.
   3. Back in the menu bar panel, the status at the top turns to “Connected”.

   When done, it showsConnected

   
3. 3

   Allow remote control

   1. In the panel, switch to the Remote tab.
   2. Click “Allow…” next to Screen Recording; System Settings opens at Screen Recording, where you turn Agent.Space on. Do the same for Accessibility.
   3. macOS may ask you to quit and reopen Agent.Space. Afterwards, “Remote control is on” shows under the Mac’s name.

   When done, it showsRemote control is on

   
4. 4

   Control it on the web

   1. Open agent.space in a browser on any computer, sign in, and open the Workspace you picked in step 2.
   2. Click Computers, the monitor icon in the far-left bar.
   3. Under Connected computer, click this Mac. It should say Online.
   4. Click “Remote control” at the top right to see and use its screen in the browser. Phones and tablets work the same way in a browser, and on iPhone and iPad in the Agent.Space app too.

   When done, it showsOnline