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Show HN: Aether - Run Claude Code, Codex, or OpenCode in devboxes you can watch
Aether has launched a platform that lets developers run autonomous coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode inside visible, steerable cloud devboxes.
Key takeaways
- Aether runs autonomous coding agents in a cloud devbox that users can watch, steer, and verify.
- Users bring their own API keys and subscriptions, meaning Aether does not mark up model inference costs.
- The platform integrates with GitHub, Slack, Linear, and Sentry to automate PR reviews, bug fixes, and backlog triage.
Aether has launched a platform that lets developers run autonomous coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode inside visible, steerable cloud devboxes. Instead of treating the agent's environment as a black box, Aether allows users to watch terminal commands live, jump in mid-run to take over, and preview running ports. The platform operates on a bring-your-own-subscription model where users pay only for metered compute rather than marked-up model inference.
By the numbers
- 20x
- Discount on inference when using coding agents
- ~5s
- Time required to start tasks in the devbox
- 12m
- Time for the review and fix loop to converge
- $75/mo
- Monthly subscription price for Aether Pro plan
- 40+
- Models accessible through the supported agent integrations
How it unfolded
- List pricing comparison date for leading black-box agent
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Common questions
- What happened with Aether?
- Aether runs autonomous coding agents in a cloud devbox that users can watch, steer, and verify.
- Where can I read the original report?
- Read the full report at hacker_news.
