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Run Coding Agentsin the cloud

Cloud agents that give you the flexibility of local development with the governance of enterprise infrastructure. Get started with $100 free credit, then pay for tokens plus 10%.

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The flexibility of local development.
The governance of your infrastructure.

Define agents as code

An agent is a YAML file in your repository: the prompt, the model, the trigger, the budget. Commit it to deploy, open a pull request to change it, revert to roll it back.

Run them in the cloud

Sessions run on isolated machines built from your Dockerfile, driven from your terminal, the API, or a trigger. Nothing waits on a laptop staying awake.

Govern every execution

Permissions are scoped before an agent spawns, spend is capped per session, and every turn, tool call, and thinking block is recorded and exportable.

How it works

Connect a repository

Install the GitHub app and pick the repositories agents can reach. Ellipsis reads the codebase and branch structure, so an agent has full context on its first prompt.

Define an agent in YAML

One file under agents/ carries the prompt, the model, the trigger, the sandbox, the permissions, and the budget. Merging it deploys the agent; there is no other deploy step.

It runs in your sandbox

Every session gets its own isolated machine built from your Dockerfile, with a scoped token minted for that run. Hundreds run at once without competing for a laptop.

Review and merge the pull request

The agent opens a pull request with the full transcript attached: every turn, tool call, and token it spent. Steer it with a comment, or merge it.

Frequently asked questions