Pilot 01 is live // code.all.ai — homes for agent fleets
The dev platform for companies built on AI.
all.ai is the glue between your team and whichever models and agents are best this week — isolated homes for fleets of coding agents, context that stays portable, and no bet on any single provider.
01 / THE SHIFTEvery model release drops the cost of building software. A new kind of company is built on AI from day one.
02 / THE GAPEvery tool assumes one human, one assistant, one vendor. The best model changes monthly.
03 / THE ANSWERall.ai is the glue — homes for your fleet, context that stays yours.
code.all.ai
Cloud dev environments for agent fleets. Every agent gets an isolated, persistent machine — VS Code in the browser or SSH from your desktop, your agent still logged in after every restart, default-deny isolation between tenants. Humans attach to supervise.
What we’re building
The glue, engineered.
Every provider’s tooling quietly locks your context into its stack. all.ai is the layer that keeps you free to run whatever is best — this week, and next.
Every agent gets a machine
Isolated, persistent cloud environments built for fleets. Agents are the primary occupants; humans attach to supervise. Live today as code.all.ai.
No bet on any single model
Claude today; Codex, Gemini, or an open-weight model tomorrow. Switch as often as the leaderboard changes, without rewiring how you work.
Your context stays yours
The company’s accumulated context — code, decisions, memory — lives with you, not with a model vendor. Portable across providers by design.
How it works
Minutes, not a migration.
Spin up
One click gives each agent an isolated, persistent machine — VS Code in the browser or SSH from your desktop.
Operate
Run fleets in parallel. Sessions survive restarts, your agent stays logged in, and you attach whenever you want eyes on the work.
Stay free
Bring your own model accounts. Swap providers without losing the workspace, the context, or the workflow.
Built by its first tenant — all.ai’s own agent fleet runs on the platform, and built everything you’re reading from inside it.
- Not a vendor sandbox. Tasks evaporate; machines persist. Your agents live here.
- Not another cloud IDE. Human-first CDEs house one human and an autocomplete. We house fleets of agents — humans attach.
- Not tied to a model. Provider-neutral by structure, not policy. Leaving is always easy — that’s the product.
Early access
Build on it with us.
We’re onboarding a founding cohort of AI-native teams — founders operating real work through agent fleets. Early access, a direct line on the roadmap, and infrastructure that makes every token you burn more productive.
Questions
Asked early, answered straight.
How is this different from Codex cloud, Claude Code on the web, or background agents?
Those are tasks — you hand over a prompt, it runs in a vendor-owned sandbox, and the sandbox evaporates. Ours are machines — persistent, SSH-able, install-anything, tied to no one’s model. Vendor sandboxes are where tasks run; this is where your fleet lives.
Is this another cloud IDE?
Cloud dev environments were built for humans who occasionally run an agent. We build for the inverted world: fleets of long-lived agents as the primary occupants, humans attaching to supervise — session-per-agent, persistent agent state, default-deny isolation between tenants.
Which models and agents does it support?
Any agent that runs in a terminal — Claude Code, Codex CLI, open-weight stacks — with your own model accounts. We hold no opinion on whose model wins; that’s the point.
What does it cost?
Pricing is published at code.all.ai — no sales call. Bring your own model accounts and we take nothing: BYOK inference is billed zero. Use our gateway instead and you pay cost plus a margin.
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