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Keeps coding-agent sessions running in a cloud environment you can pick up from a phone, a browser, VS Code or SSH.
CloudCLI hosts persistent development environments for command-line coding agents, naming Claude Code, Codex, Cursor CLI, Gemini CLI and OpenCode. The point is continuity: the environment and the session state survive when you move from a phone browser to a desktop IDE, so a long-running agent task does not have to be restarted or babysat from one machine. It exposes a REST API, webhooks and n8n nodes for wiring runs into other automation, and can be installed as a progressive web app. Plans are counted in concurrent environments, starting at one, and the terms name Netherlands law. There is no free tier on the published pricing.
Priced in euros: Hobby is EUR 7 a month (about $8) for one active environment, Growth EUR 20 for five, and Team EUR 39 for five environments shared across five members. Enterprise is quoted on request. You are buying concurrent environments, not agent usage, so the model provider's own tokens are billed separately by whoever supplies them.
Use tool ↗Infrastructure rather than an agent: it gives CLI coding agents a machine that stays up when yours does not. Starting a task from a phone and finishing it in VS Code against the same environment is the thing it does that nothing else in this list does. At EUR 7 a month for one environment the entry cost is trivial, but you still pay your model provider separately.
Watch out: Plans count concurrent environments, so two parallel agent runs already need the Growth tier.
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