Pro
Our pick for agent work$12a month
Agents plus the Docker services they test against
- vCPU
- 4
- RAM
- 8 GB
- disk
- 100 GB
- Internet
- 100 Mbit
Turn the backlog into branches while you do real work
Script Codex or Claude Code over a list of issues on a box that never sleeps. Each fix gets a test and a branch of its own, and your laptop stays yours. Pro is $12 a month.
From $5 a month · Docker and sudo included · Cancel from the dashboard any time
Small bugs pile up: each one costs a context switch
Every one-line fix means a branch, a test, a push and twenty minutes of your attention. Forty of them is a lost week.
Hosted CI runners are built for tests. An agent needs an hour, a database, warm caches and credentials to finish the job.
One backlog run
- 10:00
Write the loop once
A shell loop hands each issue to codex exec or claude -p with the same brief: fix it, add a test, push a branch.
- 10:02
Leave it in a tab
The loop runs inside a tmux session. Close the tab; it works through the list.
- 11:30
The stack stays up
Postgres and MinIO run in Docker on the box for every issue, so each fix is tested against the same services.
- 16:00
Review finished branches
Open the pushed branches as pull requests and review each diff like a colleague's.
What a PR factory gets you
Your backlog, as branches
Each issue ends as a branch with a test. You review diffs instead of writing them.
Headless agents with a home
codex exec and claude -p run without a UI. The box keeps checkouts, caches and state between runs.
The tenth run starts warm
Containers, dependencies and build caches stay on the box, so the tenth run starts as fast as the second.
Scriptable from your laptop
SSH in with your key, forward a port, or kick off the whole run from a script on your own machine.
The box for this job
Pro · $12
Pro's 4 vCPU keep the test suite and containers busy while the next issue is already running.
- Box
- pr-mill
- Plan
- Pro · 4 vCPU · 8 GB · 100 GB · $12/mo
- Agent
- Codex
- Tabs
- 3
- Services
- postgres:18 · minio
- Runs
- Around the clock, lid closed
Questions about this
Can I start runs from a webhook or a cron job?
Yes. The box is a Linux machine with sudo. Install a cron job, a webhook listener or your own runner and start agents from it.
Where do the agent's git credentials live?
On the box, in the dev user's home, as on any server you own. Give the agent a deploy key or a fine-grained token scoped to the repos it works on.
What if a run leaves a mess?
Each tab is its own session, so one bad run stays in its tab. Clean up over SSH, or reset the box to a clean image from the dashboard.
The parts of the box this job uses
More jobs for a box
Turn the backlog into branches while you do real work
Start a box, hand the agent the job and close the tab. Come back to finished work.
Start my boxCharged when the box starts · Cancel from the dashboard; the box runs to the end of the paid month