features
Built for serious agent work.
A detailed look at what CloudAgent handles for you — from the first SSH connection to the merged pull request.
# 01 · any-terminal access
Use your own terminal.
IDE integrations can come later; the terminal is the source of truth.
- SSH-first access
- Works with common desktop terminals
- Works from remote/mobile SSH clients
- No required IDE extension
- Persistent terminal preferences
- Browser fallback terminal later
# 02 · persistent background work
Close your laptop. The task keeps running.
- Sessions survive disconnects
- Tasks continue while you are offline
- Automatic reattach to your last active task
- Durable logs and transcripts
- Task state visible from the dashboard
- Notifications for completion or required input
# 03 · agent-ready environment
Major coding agents, maintained and ready.
Agent availability is labeled honestly: planned beta support until each one is verified in the runtime.
- Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI
- Aider and OpenCode
- Common package managers and runtimes
- Version-pinned agent images
- Agent health checks
# 04 · repo boot & personalization
Your repo, ready before your coffee.
- GitHub repo clone
- Devcontainer detection
- Dotfiles sync and shell preferences
- SSH/Git config
- Package and runtime caches
- Docker Compose and preview URLs later
# before
install runtimes → install agent CLIs → copy secrets → configure auth → start tmux → hope the laptop stays awake
# after
ssh dev@cloudagent → run task
# 05 · billing & model control
Model usage is visible by task.
- One credit balance
- Model-specific rates shown before you run
- Per-task token tracking
- Input / output / cached-token breakdown
- Hard spend caps and low-balance warnings
- Purchase history and admin-granted beta credits
- Bring your own keys later
# 06 · safe autonomy
Autonomy with boundaries.
- Per-task branch/worktree isolation
- Scoped secrets
- Approval policies and dangerous-command prompts
- Audit trail
- Spending limits
- Credential redaction in logs
Autonomy levels are granted per task, not per account — an agent that only needs to read never gets push access.
# 07 · review & handoff
Every task ends in something reviewable.
- Changed files and diff summary
- Test results and logs
- Token cost per task
- Agent transcript
- PR-ready branch
- Follow-up prompt context
Request access to the private beta.
We are inviting developers and small teams who already use AI coding agents and want an always-on cloud environment for serious work.