> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.rigbox.dev/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# AI and tools

> Run coding agents and developer services in a Rigbox workspace.

Choose whether you need an interactive coding environment or an HTTP service. A CLI app has no public URL; connect over SSH and run its executable. A service app has a process, port, and health check.

## Set up your environment

1. [Create a workspace](/guides/workspaces) with the runtime your tool needs.
2. [Install a catalog app](/guides/catalog) or follow a [catalog example](/examples/catalog).
3. Select [managed AI](/guides/managed-proxy) or [bring your own keys](/guides/byok).
4. Connect with [SSH](/guides/ssh-access), or open the service URL reported by Rigbox.

## Choose a tool

* [Coding agents](/guides/ai-coding-tools) for terminal-based development.
* [Spawn](/ai/spawn) for an agent-first launch workflow.
* [Virtual browser](/guides/virtual-browser) for browser sessions in a workspace.
* [Firecrawl](/guides/firecrawl) for crawling and extraction.
* [Architecture explorer](/guides/architecture-explorer) for exploring code.

## Verify readiness

A running workspace does not guarantee an agent finished installing. Inspect install logs, then verify the executable over SSH. For service apps, inspect app health and access settings. Never place a personal Rigbox account key into an untrusted agent workspace simply to enable workspace-scoped CLI commands.