Platform

Why do coding agents need a cloud?

A laptop can run one agent while you watch it. Running a fleet takes isolation, an always-on runtime, and control.

Sessionslive
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Opened splitshift-web #314
Implement CSV export
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Isolated sandboxes

An agent needs somewhere safe to execute. Every session gets its own ephemeral sandbox with nothing shared, so ten agents can work the same repo in parallel without touching a laptop or each other.

Automations
3 active · splitshift-hq
+ New automation
Daily standup → #engineering
cron · 0 9 * * 1-5Last run today, 9:00 AM
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Auto-review on PR open
pull_request.opened12 runs today
running
@ellipsis on-demand
tag · on-demand847 invocations
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Agents that start themselves

An agent that reacts the moment a PR opens cannot wait for someone to open a laptop. Scheduled, event-triggered, and mention agents all need a runtime that is always on.

Tool callsmerge-referee
Bash
pytest -k auth · passed
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tests/test_auth.py
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gh pr merge
GH_TOKEN is read-only
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Grep
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tests/test_auth.py
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Guardrails when nobody is watching

Autonomous agents need control that does not depend on a human at the keyboard. Every session runs inside limits you set once and enforce everywhere.