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# The Cloud Coding Agent
backed-by: Y Combinator (P26)
status: Announcing Replicas V1. read-more
> Delegate to coding agents that work in sandboxed development environments.
## Customers
Engineering teams use Replicas to ship over 30% of pull requests:
- - [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com)
- - [Knowunity](https://knowunity.com)
- - [Vela](https://tryvela.ai/)
- - [Composio](https://composio.dev)
- - [Parrot](https://www.parrotapp.com)
- - [Cargo](https://www.getcargo.ai)
- - [Loop AI](https://www.loopai.com)
- - [Moda](https://moda.dev)
- - [Dart](https://dartai.com/)
- - [Chronicle Labs](https://chronicle-labs.com)
- - [Sorce](https://sorce.jobs)
- - [Taiga](https://taigabilling.com)
- - [Trellis](https://www.trellistech.com/)
- - [Hyperspell](https://www.hyperspell.com)
- - [Totalis](https://totalis.trade)
- - [Utility Profit](https://www.utilityprofit.com)
- - ... and more
## 01 | How It Works
- - delegate — From Linear, Slack, GitHub, GitLab, or the dashboard. No new workflow.
- - sandbox — Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or Opencode — each in its own Linux VM.
- - pull_request — A pull request, a reply, a recording. Merge it, comment on it, or send it again.
## 02 | 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: 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: Fire a run from a schedule, a webhook, or one API call. Replicas provisions the workspace and reports back with nobody in the room.
POST /v1/replica { "repository": "acme/app", "message": "Add dark mode", "coding_agent": "claude" }
## 03 | Analytics
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.
## 04 | Sandboxed Environments
Each agent runs in an isolated VM with its own dev environment — install dependencies, run databases, and verify changes locally.
## 05 | FAQ
### Which coding agents can I run?
Claude Code, Codex, Opencode, and Cursor. Every agent runs on the same environment primitives, so you can mix agents across tasks or run several inside one workspace.
### What does an agent's environment look like?
Each agent works in an isolated cloud environment with your repository, tools, dependencies, and services ready to use.
### Is the output always a pull request?
No. Agents can return a pull request, commit, comment, or completed task for you to review, merge, or send back.
### What repositories can I use?
Any GitHub or GitLab repository you have access to. Connect your GitHub or GitLab account and select which repos to enable.
### How does billing work?
Usage is measured in minutes of workspace runtime. Developer is for one individual with a monthly manual-use limit. Team Full seats have unlimited manual runtime, while Flex seats pay for manual usage. Paid API and automation usage is uncapped and billed separately. Workspaces automatically sleep when idle and wake on demand.
## 06 | Try Replicas
- - [Get Started](/auth)
- - [Book Demo](https://cal.com/connor-replicas/30min)
- - [Contact Founders](mailto:founders@replicas.dev)
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