Coder

Coder Agents lets teams delegate development work to AI agents on governed, self-hosted infrastructure. It provides centralized model governance, audit logging, cost controls, and security, with no API keys in workspaces.

Coder provides AI agents with execution boundaries and task-based permissions, logs activity for traceability, and supports human–agent collaboration with RBAC.

The page compares Coder's free Open Source Community Edition with its paid Premium Edition, which adds scalability and governance controls.

The platform provisions secure, governed workspaces for AI coding agents and developers, with control over agent permissions, audit logging, and compliance on the organization’s infrastructure.

Coder's blog covers updates, company insights, and AI development infrastructure tips for developer productivity.

The page discusses how organizations can improve developer experience with an alternative to legacy VDI while maintaining security and governance.

The platform is a self-hosted alternative to GitHub Codespaces, supporting any IDE and Git provider, with governance for developers and their AI agents on the organization’s infrastructure.

AI coding agents are writing production code fast. Coder's stack shows how to govern them, from self-hosted infrastructure to the LLM layer, at scale.

Coder is building secure, scalable development environments for companies.

The page compares Coder's Community and Premium features and capabilities.

Coder is a self-hosted, open-source AI development infrastructure platform with built-in governance for enterprise teams. It runs AI coding agents and developer workspaces on the organization’s infrastructure, with control over permissions, audit logging, and compliance.

Coder Agents is a self-hosted alternative to Cursor Agents, with the control plane, agent loop, and model routing running on the organization’s infrastructure.

Coder describes its mission, team, and values related to cloud development, including moving development to the cloud.

Give developers a secure, governed environment to run AI coding agents at scale. Self-hosted infrastructure with full control over agent permissions, audit logging, and compliance.

Coder closes a $35 million extension to its Series B, led by Goregian, to support expansion of its cloud development environment platform. The company offers self-hosted open-source software that moves development environments and source code from local machines to cloud infrastructure, plus a managed paid product called Coder Workspace. Its open-source software has about 1.2 million monthly active users, with Dropbox, Discord and Skydio among its paying customers.

Jun 2024 · TechCrunchNews article

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