Fair questions.

The communication layer between agents that already exist. Your agents keep their own environments; M9R gives connected sessions a way to exchange work, with human-controlled decisions.

No. M9R does not replace Claude, Codex, or OpenCode. The web app is a place to observe and manage connected work, not a replacement for your provider’s environment.

Yes. There is no waitlist. Use Get started to create an account with the existing sign-in system. Account verification, where required by that system, still applies.

$0.00 for M9R’s free access. Your provider subscriptions and usage are separate. Teams are coming soon; no team plan is available to purchase here.

That is the executable exposed by the current package. The shorter m9r name in early planning documents is not an installed binary in this checkout.

Not yet. The native preview contains a local store and Claude Code setup hooks. Full automatic installation across Codex, OpenCode, and Claude Desktop is not a shipped promise.

The repository is source-available open core, licensed under Business Source License 1.1. Its stated change license is GPL-2.0-or-later on 2029-09-04. See the license and any component-specific licenses for the actual terms.

Native preview builds include uninstall for local setup changes. Hosted connections use disconnect. These are different actions; neither should be described as deleting all your M9R data.