Give every agent its own cloud computer. Bring your Codex or Claude subscription, start agents from Slack and Linear, and manage them from your desktop, phone, or terminal.

With your dev environment in the cloud, every surface is a first-class client.
Steer agents while on the go. Not a remote control: read threads, approve requests, review diffs, or open a terminal.





boxes.dev gives each agent a whole computer that’s already running your dev environment (a “devbox”), and a way to steer that agent from anywhere.
A real Linux box with its own filesystem, port forwarding to localhost, and your dev setup preinstalled.
A fresh cloud machine for every meaningful body of work. No resource constraints, no port juggling.
Close your laptop, go to bed, touch grass. Your agents keep working in the cloud.
Idle boxes sleep automatically, so parallelism doesn’t turn into runaway costs.
three tasks → three fresh devboxes → Codex + Claude in parallel
Start a new agent on a devbox, get results where you asked for them.
SlackTag @boxes.dev to start work from any channel or thread. The agent gets the context and reports back in-thread.
LinearAssign an issue to Boxes.dev. The agent reports back in Linear and attaches any outputs or PRs.
ScheduleCodex or Claude on a cron: use to review past commits, post recurring updates to Slack, or run nightly QA on your app end to end.
APIOne call starts an agent on a fresh devbox. Wire up webhooks, CI, or anything else.
Pick any thread up later in your boxes.dev workspace and keep iterating. Optionally post agent responses to any Slack channel.




$ curl -X POST api.boxes.dev/v1/threads \
-d '{ "project": "web",
"agent": "codex",
"prompt": "fix flaky auth test" }'
✓ devbox + thread started
No complicated dev setup script. No new harness. boxes.dev migrates your dev environment to the cloud automatically, and runs the same Codex or Claude Code subscription you’re already using.
Pick a local folder or a GitHub repo. boxes.dev looks at your dev environment and drafts a setup plan.

Approve the setup plan: see exactly what will be installed. Then an agent executes the plan and makes sure your app runs on the remote box.

Then get to work! Each agent gets a new devbox. Devboxes start from the snapshot in seconds.

Run native Claude Code and Codex on fresh cloud copies of the dev environment you already have running. Keep the same work in reach from the graphical workbench, the agent’s terminal UI, or native mobile.
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Idle boxes sleep automatically. Sleeping boxes are free. Billed by the second. 4 vCPU / 8 GB RAM / 100 GB disk standard.
Trial
$0/ free
10 hours of compute included
Try out boxes.dev. Kick off small tasks throughout your day, or put a couple of agents to work overnight.
Starter
$19/ user / mo
40 hours included
For an individual developer working on a side project, with a few agents occasionally running in parallel.
Pro
$99/ user / mo
250 hours included
For developers and small teams running multiple agents in parallel every day.
Teams
Customvolume
Volume hourly rates
For engineering organizations rolling out cloud coding agents across the team.
Standard boxes are 4 vCPU and 8 GB RAM; larger machines are available.
Uses your existing Codex or Claude Code subscription or API — we don’t sell tokens.
Extra hours are sold as prepaid credit with optional auto-buy · cancel anytime

Link teammates to the session to see the live transcript, diffs, and screenshots. No pulled branches, no screen shares.

Every devbox port can get a public preview URL. Send the running app to anyone before merging your code.
SSO / SAML / OIDC
SCIM provisioning
Role-based access
Audit logs
Spend limits
Concurrency limits
BYO cloud / VPC
Network allowlists
Safely give your team the power of cloud agents.
A worktree gives you another checkout on the same machine. A boxes.dev
devbox gives you another computer—its own filesystem, processes, ports, and database state—created from a Template box snapshot. Each agent can run your app, change dependencies, edit the database schema, or break things without affecting the others.
Develop in the cloud: one computer per agent, running your full app, steerable from every device you own.