Gives each AI coding agent its own persistent cloud computer — disk, shell, and network — reachable via MCP from Claude Code or Cursor.
plori provisions a persistent cloud environment for AI agents — its own disk, shell access, and network connectivity — that a coding agent like Claude Code or Cursor can connect to over MCP with a single command. Because the environment persists, a long-running task such as a test suite or migration keeps running after the user disconnects, and the agent can install whatever software the task needs. It's aimed at developers who want dedicated, persistent workspaces for agents rather than a throwaway sandbox that resets between sessions. The free plan includes 1 GB of storage and $5 of monthly usage credit; paid plans start at $20/month for the Pro tier. No company name or location is published on the site.
Free tier includes $5 of monthly usage credit and 1 GB storage; Pro is $20/month ($20 credit, 20 GB); Power is $100/month ($120 credit, 50 GB). Extra storage is $0.10/GB/month.
Use tool ↗plori solves a specific problem for people running coding agents: a sandbox that resets on disconnect can't run a long test suite or migration unattended, so plori gives the agent a persistent machine instead. It's a straightforward infrastructure play with clear usage-based pricing, though it competes directly with several better-funded dev-sandbox platforms.
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