Agent workbenches for your whole game team.
Satura Space is open source and runs on your team's own machines: hidden Unity editors, coding agents and their terminals, with the AI subscriptions you already pay for.
Agent work stays where your code lives.
Satura Space keeps agents, editors and changes on the machines and in the repositories your team already controls.
Runs on your machines
Unity editors and coding agents run on your team's own computers. Nothing runs in the cloud, apart from the end-to-end encrypted link to your phone if you use Satura Remote.
Your AI subscriptions
Agents talk to their own providers with the subscriptions you already have. We never resell tokens or ask for an API key.
Changes you can review
Agents edit your project's files on disk, in your repo. Review them in the Git panel, with a commit graph, diffs and a 3-way merge editor.
Open source
The app, the Unity packages and the MCP server are Apache-2.0. Read the code, build it yourself and change it.
Satura Remote is end-to-end encrypted
Everything between your phone and your computer is encrypted and authenticated on your devices. Our relay only passes sealed frames along: it can't read, change or replay your terminals, code, files, prompts or the game stream.
The relay still sees routing metadata such as account emails, IP addresses, connection times and message sizes. How it works →
- Keys are made on your devices and never reach our servers. The phone's key can't be exported.
- Pairing needs a one-time code shown on the computer, plus your approval there.
- The game stream goes peer-to-peer over DTLS when possible, with fingerprints checked inside the encrypted channel.
- See every paired phone on the computer. Remove one and it disconnects at once.
Nothing new to host.
It drives the Unity editor, Unity Hub and the agent CLIs your team already has, on the computers they already use.
Local-first
Unity runs hidden on your machine and streams into the app. Frames move over a shared GPU texture and everything else over local loopback.
No model in the middle
Agents talk to their providers directly with your team's own logins. No prompts are proxied and no tokens are resold.
No account for the app
The desktop app works without an account. Only Satura Remote, the optional phone companion, needs one.
Does our game or code leave our machines?
No. Everything runs on your machines. Frames move over a shared GPU texture and everything else over local loopback. Your agents talk to their own providers, the way they do in a terminal. Satura Remote, if you use it, is end-to-end encrypted to your phone.
Does Satura Space see our prompts?
No. Agents run as CLIs in real shells on your machine and talk to their providers directly. Satura Space doesn't proxy prompts or resell tokens, and never asks for an API key.
Do we need accounts?
Not for the desktop app. Only Satura Remote, the phone companion, needs an account.
Can we build it from source?
Yes. The repository has the build steps for macOS and Windows: Node 24, pnpm 10, and Python 3.12 or newer for the MCP server. Release builds are signed, and the app updates itself from GitHub Releases.
What goes through Satura Remote?
Remote stays off until you turn it on to pair a phone. From then on the app connects to the hosted relay, which passes sealed frames between your computer and your phone. Everything between the phone and the computer is end-to-end encrypted and authenticated, with keys made on your devices. The relay holds no keys and can't read or change your terminals, files, code, prompts or the game stream. It still sees routing metadata such as account emails, IP addresses, connection times and message sizes.
Which licenses apply?
Apache-2.0 for the app, the Unity engine package, the SDK and the MCP server. The Satura Remote relay in packages/companion-app is under the Elastic License 2.0: you can use it, change it and run it for yourself, but not offer it to others as a hosted or managed service.
How do we report a security issue?
Privately, through GitHub's private vulnerability reporting on the repository or by email to [email protected]. Only the latest release gets security fixes.
Talk to us
Rolling Satura Space out to a team, or checking it against your security list? Get in touch.