boxes.devCrawled Nov 10, 2026
Start Claude Code or Codex from a Slack thread. Each request runs on its own cloud devbox and replies in the same thread.
The page provides instructions for installing the boxes.dev desktop app on Linux, including download links for .deb, .rpm, and AppImage packages for x64 and ARM64.
The page offers guides for setting up projects on boxes.dev, working with Codex and Claude Code on cloud devboxes, reviewing changes, and managing teams.
The page guides users on connecting their Slack workspace to boxes.dev, linking their Slack user, and coding agents from Slack via automation.
Compare cloud coding agents from Anthropic, OpenAI, Cursor, Devin, Boxes.dev, and more: where each agent runs, how it's set up, and what it costs.
Engineering posts from the team that builds boxes.dev, about devboxes, cloud machines for coding agents, and running Claude Code and Codex.
The page explains how to run Claude Code and Codex in the cloud, keep agents running after closing a laptop, run agents in parallel, and check in from a phone.
The page describes how to run Claude Code in the cloud using Anthropic's cloud sessions, a VM, a managed platform, or Boxes.dev, and lists their costs.
The page allows users to review machine usage, assign paid seats, and manage payment and prepaid credits.
Compare plan allowances, machine usage rates, and limits on projects and awake devboxes.
Compare boxes.dev with alternatives for running Claude Code, Codex, and other coding agents, from desktop apps to cloud platforms.
The page compares boxes.dev and Capy for running coding agents, testing app changes, preserving development state, and working across desktop, terminal, and mobile.
Claude Code’s cloud sessions run in fresh VMs and count toward Claude plan limits. Boxes.dev runs Claude Code and Codex on copies of the dev environment.
Codex Cloud runs tasks in VMs from environments Codex sets up, kept for up to 7 days. Boxes.dev runs Codex and Claude Code on copies of the full environment.
The page provides a shared cloud development environment for coding agents, starting each devbox from a maintained Template box.
boxes.dev is built by Nick Bushak and Drew Regitsky, who met at MIT and built Gem together.
Report a problem or send feedback to the boxes.dev team.
The page describes how to give each coding agent its own cloud computer, using a Codex or Claude subscription, and manage them from desktop, phone, or terminal.
The page explains how boxes.dev collects, uses, and protects personal information.
The page outlines the terms governing the use of boxes.dev.