Run your coding agent
in the cloud.
Try a public GitHub repo in a 10-minute OpenCode sandbox. Sign in for persistent workspaces, your own keys, and cloud choice.
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OpenCodeliveSome things your laptop can't do alone.
GitTerm extends your local agent setup with cloud workspaces. Same OpenCode, same configs: bigger compute, any device, safer experiments.
Massive projects on real compute.
Hand giant monorepos and long agent loops to cloud-grade hardware. Run things your laptop simply isn't sized for, without listening to the fans spin.
Pick up on any device, securely.
Move from your desk to your iPad to a borrowed laptop. Browser terminal or SSH from any editor. Same workspace, same context, password-protected end-to-end.
Run things you wouldn't dare locally.
Try unfamiliar repos, expose dev servers to teammates, let an agent loose on generated code. Sandboxed workspaces with one-click port exposure keep your machine out of the blast radius.
A real home for your agent.
Your laptop, off the hook.
Workspaces run on E2B, Daytona, Railway, or Cloudflare. Pick the cloud that fits your workload.
Configure once.
Add your model keys, SSH key, and agent config. Every new workspace inherits the setup.
Securely resume from any device.
Browser terminal, attach to any supported agent client or open in your favourite SSH-aware editor. Same workspace, any screen.
Persistent state.
Files, context, and checkpoints survive restarts. Stop today, pick up tomorrow.
Your repos, your commits.
Connect your GitHub account and work with your repos directly. Clone, commit, push, and open pull requests from the workspace terminal.
How GitTerm moves your agent to the cloud.
Set your profile
Configure model keys, SSH, and agent settings once in the dashboard to automatically apply them to every workspace.
Launch
Pick a cloud provider, paste a repo link, and we provision, install OpenCode, and boot your agent in under a minute.
Connect
Connect via browser terminal, SSH from your editor, or opencode attach from any machine on your network.
Persist
Stop today and resume tomorrow with your entire filesystem and agent context preserved exactly as you left it.