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Codewire gives every AI coding agent its own dedicated cloud environment. Launch Claude Code, Codex, or any tool on isolated machines — and run them in parallel. No shared kernels. No noisy neighbors. Each workspace gets a Xen-isolated VM with its own dedicated resources.

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Key concepts

Organizations

Group your team, resources, and billing together. Each organization has its own members, roles (owner, admin, member), and resource inventory.

Resources

Dedicated cloud machines within an organization. Coder deployments get their own database, namespace, TLS certificate, and domain at your-name.codewire.sh. Codewire Relays provide connectivity for distributed AI agents.

Workspaces

Isolated dev environments where AI agents run. Each workspace is a VM with your tools, code, and full root access — created from templates or launched directly from a repo URL.

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How it works

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From the web

  1. Sign up with an invite code and set up 2FA
  2. Create an organization and follow the setup checklist
  3. Add a resource — pick a type (Coder or Codewire Relay), choose a plan, and Codewire provisions everything
  4. Launch a workspace — use the AI-powered launcher to analyze a repo and spin up an environment
  5. Connect — open a terminal, VS Code, or SSH into your workspace

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From the CLI

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Codewire vs alternatives

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Next steps

Quickstart

Get your first workspace running in 5 minutes.

CLI quickstart

Install the CLI and launch agents from your terminal.

Create an account

Sign up and verify your email.