Max
$169a month
8 agents at once and heavy builds on 8 cores
- vCPU
- 8
- RAM
- 16 GB
- disk
- 200 GB
- Internet
- 200 Mbit
- Terminals at once
- 8
One founder briefs eight Claude Code tabs on a Max Compute, each prototype a project of its own. The other plays each one at its own preview link. $169 a month for the lot.
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A small studio has more ideas than hours. Every prototype needs a scaffold, a build and a first playable version before anyone can judge it.
On two laptops that means two agents at a time, and both stop the moment someone closes the lid for a call.
Each idea gets an empty project and a tab: a genre, a mechanic, a template to start from. Claude Code opens in every one.
The founders design and talk to players. The agents build, and the Terminals list shows which tab is working and which needs a decision.
Each prototype runs on its own port, so each has its own preview link. The second founder plays them side by side and picks two worth a week.
Delete the projects that lost, brief new ones, go to lunch.
Max runs eight terminals at once, and its 8 vCPU and 16 GB carry eight agents and their dev servers.
Each dev server gets its own HTTPS preview URL, private until you make it public for a tester.
The agents run on detachbox. Calls, lunch and closed lids leave them working.
Terminals mode shows which tab is working, which is done and which needs a decision.
The size for this job
8 vCPU, 16 GB and eight terminals at once carry eight agent tabs and their dev servers.
$169a month
8 agents at once and heavy builds on 8 cores
No. A Compute belongs to one account. The second founder plays prototypes through public preview links, or signs up for a Compute of their own.
Your size decides: 3 on Start, 5 on Pro, 8 on Max, 10 on Business, 15 on Business Plus, 20 on Business Max, 30 on Business Ultra, each terminal running an agent or a plain shell. Projects are $0 extra, so make as many as you have ideas.
No. Start its dev server on its own port, bound to 0.0.0.0, and it answers at https://<port>-<terminal id>.detachbox.dev, the address of the terminal that runs it.
Pick a size, hand the agent the job and close the tab. Come back to finished work.
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