A full Linux workstation in the cloud — Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode & Gemini already installed, root on your own machine, and a disk that keeps your work. A free cloud agent spends the same limit pool your desk work draws from. Here the key is yours, the machine is yours, and the two never touch.
A real session, recorded on the machine
Root on your own VM, your own persistent home & workspace — not a sandbox or a thin web IDE.
Claude Code, Codex, Gemini and OpenCode on your PATH from first boot. Sign in and go.
It's a browser tab. Start a run at your desk, check it from your phone on the train.
Suspends when idle, wakes in ~1 second with every file and process where you left it.
Run as many sessions as your machine takes, overnight, while your laptop sleeps.
Your Claude/OpenAI/Gemini key stays on your box. We host compute; you're never double-charged for AI.
Often you should. It's free with Pro, Max and Team, there's no separate compute charge for the VM, sessions survive a closed browser, and you can watch them from the Claude app. A few agent tasks a week on a GitHub repo? That's the right tool, and this page won't pretend otherwise.
Here's the line where it stops being free. Anthropic's own documentation: cloud sessions share rate limits with all other Claude and Claude Code usage within your account.
One pool. The overnight refactor and the thing you actually wanted to do at 9 AM draw from the same place. If you've never seen a limit warning, buy nothing today.
Claude Code on the web shares rate limits with all other Claude and Claude Code usage within your account.
Your key, your own pool. What you run here never touches your plan.
Cloud sessions stop after a period of inactivity and the session's VM is reclaimed.
You reopen to a fresh VM with your conversation history restored.
The same machine every time. What you install stays installed. Root, and a disk that's yours.
Claude.
Claude Code, Codex, Gemini and OpenCode. All four preinstalled, all on your PATH.
Repository cloning and pull request creation require GitHub.
Other hosts can be sent up as a bundle, but that session can't push results back to the remote.
Your box, your remotes. GitLab, Bitbucket, a bare repo on a server you own.
Network access is limited by default.
Open network.
// every quote above is Anthropic's own wording, retrieved 2026-08-04 from
code.claude.com/docs/en/claude-code-on-the-web →
and what we don't do is written down too — a hard restart ends running sessions, and
there are no backups: what survives what →
Pick your horsepower. Every plan is the whole product — you upgrade for more machine, never to unlock a feature.
You already pay for the agent: Claude Pro is $20 a month, Max starts at $100. This is the machine it runs on, from $19 — about 63¢ a day — and nothing you run on it spends the plan you're already paying for.
Every plan includes the entire HolyCode product — all four agent CLIs, root on your own machine, unlimited projects, parallel sessions, your choice of region, and your own workstation domain with TLS. Tiers differ only by resources and support.
// flat monthly — the machine costs the same whether it runs an hour or all month
// built by the author of the open-source HolyCode container, pulled 8,727 times on Docker Hub
support response times by plan → · how cancelling works →
HolyCode Cloud is the workstation — not the AI. You bring your existing Claude, OpenAI, or Gemini key, and it stays on your box. We never store it, never proxy it, and you're never double-charged for AI.
That's the honest wedge: you already pay for the agent. We give it a real, always-on machine to run on — persistent, yours alone, and reachable from any browser, while your laptop sleeps.
HolyCode Cloud