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Ship Code While You Sleep

Replicas is a cloud coding-agent platform for engineering teams. It runs Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Pi and Muse Code agents in isolated cloud VMs, started from Slack, Linear, GitHub, GitLab or the dashboard, and hands back pull requests for review.

$100 of free usage, no card required.

How it works

Delegate to any coding agent.
Get engineering work back.

Assign from anywhere

From Linear, Slack, GitHub, GitLab, or the dashboard. No new workflow.

Work with any harness

Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Pi, or Muse Code — each in its own Linux VM.

Review what comes back

A pull request, a reply, a recording. Merge it, comment on it, or send it again.

Integrations

Start agents wherever work shows up.

Dashboard

Chat directly from the web for full control. Watch the diff, steer the plan, and pair with the agent when you want to.

Slack

Ping Replicas from any channel to start work instantly. No context switching, just agents running where your team already talks.

Linear

Turn issues into active agent runs. Replicas reads the ticket, gathers context, and starts implementation without another handoff.

GitHub & GitLab

Tag Replicas inside a comment or pull request. The agent investigates the codebase, tests a fix, and comes back with changes ready to review.

Automations & API

Fire a run from a schedule, a webhook, or one API call. Replicas provisions the workspace and reports back with nobody in the room.

Analytics

Visibility into how your team works

Every minute is attributable — to a source, a person, a harness, a model, the credential that paid for it, and the skills and MCP servers the agent reached for.

Sandboxed Environments

Every agent gets its own machine.

Each task runs in an isolated Linux VM you configure once. Agents install dependencies, run services, drive a browser, and verify their own work.

FAQs

Frequently Asked
Questions

Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Pi, and Muse Code. Every agent runs on the same environment primitives, so you can mix agents across tasks or run several inside one workspace.