Your first session

$ tiny new "fix the flaky checkout test, open a PR"
  ◌ session s-x7k2f created on prod/team-a
  ◌ creating workspace and pod
  ◌ pulling images / creating containers
  ● agent up (s-x7k2f-agent)

A session is a real pod with a persistent workspace. It keeps working when you close your laptop — through rate limits, through pod restarts, through the night.

• tiny new with no task attaches you straight into the agent's terminal.
• tiny new --image golang:1.26 --cpu 2 --memory 4Gi "…" starts it in your toolchain, sized.
• tiny new --agent codex "…" runs Codex instead of Claude; --model picks the model for either.
• Attach any time from any machine with the fleet screen; the session is exactly where you left it.

Attached-session tricks

The session lives in tmux (prefix ctrl-q; ctrl-b works too):

tiny shell <session> opens a shell on the workspace — finished sessions too.