Macro adds Team Machines for sharing an agent machine

Macro launched Team Machines, so a machine you connected with MacroD can be shared with teammates instead of staying private to you.

Until now, a Mac mini or cloud VM set up with your repos, tools and credentials only ran your own agents. Add a teammate and their agents can run on it too, with its files and its credentials. Or turn on Team machine and everyone on the team can use it. In Macro's demo, the Share dialog for a Mac mini lists the owner, the agents that live on it and a teammate added as a User. It says Readers can see what's on a machine but can't run agents.

If a teammate's agent needs a machine it doesn't have access to, it can ask on their behalf. The request shows up in Settings and you approve it in one click. Agents can ask, but only a person can approve.

Sharing a machine means sharing what's on it. Macro's docs say a local agent can run commands and edit files on that computer, and they recommend a dedicated workspace and a review of access before you share. The machine also has to stay online with macrod running.