cloud-development-environments

The developer platform for on-demand cloud development environments to create software faster and more securely.

DevPod on Hetzner

Prebuilt development container images

Hoplite is a cloud coding-agent platform (Y Combinator S26). You connect a GitHub repository, describe a task in a thread, and an autonomous agent does the work inside an isolated, cloned dev environment (a "sandbox") — reading and editing code, running your test suite, starting your dev server, verifying changes in a built-in browser, and opening…

TabTabTab runs coding agents in the background, triggered by webhooks, schedules, Slack, or direct requests. You wire up a trigger once and work comes back to you: code changes arrive as pull requests you can verify before you merge, while ops and data-analysis jobs skip the PR and report back when done.

Niteshift is the full-stack cloud for coding agents. Engineering teams define their dev environment, tools, and policies once, then run frontier or open-source coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Pi) inside fully configured, isolated cloud environments that provision databases, auth, workers, and seeded data, then verify changes…

Gitpod is a cloud development environment platform that provides on-demand, ephemeral workspaces spun up from git repositories, enabling developers to write, review, and ship code from any device without local setup.

Coder is a self-hosted and cloud platform for remote cloud development environments (CDEs) and AI coding agents, where workspaces are defined using Terraform and connected via a secure WireGuard tunnel.