u/oyren-ai

Hey everyone! Wanted to share something I built that's been genuinely helpful for my own ADHD brain when jumping between coding projects.

Oyren gives you a fresh, isolated server environment for each coding task. You just launch a container against your repo and start working, either in a terminal or with a coding agent doing the work while you steer.

Since each task gets its own clean environment, you can also just abandon one and start fresh without any cleanup guilt, which has been a nice antidote to the "now I have to fix this before I can start that" trap.

You can use it with Claude Code, Codex, Opencode and Cursor and bring your subscription accounts to avoid paying extra for AI.

Still building this out, happy to answer questions if anyone wants to try it.

Link - [oyren.ai](http://oyren.ai)


I am building oyren.ai which allows you to develop agents by giving you knowledge management, tool selection from scratch. You can also use different harnesses from Claude Code, Opencode, Cursor and Codex to run coding agents.

Hi all. I am working on an app that I believe would be useful for a lot of students doing A-levels. I am doing my PhD in a mathematical area and I would have appreciated this a lot as a student myself.

It's completely free, forever. Until 100MB you dont need to pay anything and you can even add your books, notes as PDF and connect it to Claude for asking your questions via MCP.

LINK: oyren.ai

To keep things short, I wanted to build something that allows me running AI agents in the cloud servers, but with access to my Github repos and PDFs and can use my subscription account for Claude Code.

I have recently added Opencode on top of Claude Code and Codex offerings, and it allows you to launch AI agents to complete small coding tasks and create PRs. I usually consolidate all PRs at the end of the day locally, during which time I also do testing.

You can try it at oyren.ai, but let me know if you have any question with signup, API key registration etc.

Relying on AI for code changes, or running agents on your personal device, exposes you to data loss, prompt injection, and untested software bugs. Running agents on virtual servers instead is a safer approach.

To try this out, I used Kimi K3 with Opencode in the cloud and asked it to introduce itself in a blog post. It wrote the whole thing on its own: https://oyren.ai/blog/kimi-k3-opencode-intro

I've been building this setup at oyren.ai, which lets you run Claude Code, Codex, and Opencode in the cloud with access to your repos.

They can read, modify, and delete important files. They often need deep access to repos, configs, local tools, and credentials. And because the market is moving fast, these tools can ship with rough edges that become real user-facing risks.

Running them somewhere else is usually not simple either. You need a GitHub repo setup, CLI tooling, authentication, runtime dependencies, and a clean account structure.

Our new App platform is built around that problem.

You can run Claude Code and Codex in an isolated cloud environment, connect your GitHub repository, use your own subscription, and pay only for the cloud operations.

The environment is prepared automatically. The agent can work with your repo without getting direct access to your personal computer.

Every user currently gets $5 in credits, enough for 500+ minutes of Claude Code and Codex usage in the cloud.

If you already have a Claude Code or Codex subscription and want to test it, message me. I can share extra credits for early testers.

For some time I have been working on ACP based coding agent architecture that would allow me to run multiple different agents in the cloud. I had several good reasons for moving my workflows to cloud:

1. Multi-device access to AI workflows: Launch an AI agent (using Cloud Code or Codex) in the cloud from a web interface that runs in cloud and can be accessed from any device.
2. Security of running external apps: I don't want to get into details of how running these applications (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor) on our machines exposes us to massive vulnerability or even device damage (e.g https://korben.info/en/openai-codex-ssd-640tb-logs-per-year.html).
3. Common interface for agents and humans: I am halfway to my actual goal of building an interface that can easily be controlled by AI agents (via MCP) and humans (via GUI) to perform certain tasks. I think this would open itself to many automations.

At the moment, I am looking for volunteers (limited slots for now) who would like to try switching their workflow fully to the cloud. By default new users get 5 USD worth of credits when they signup (no credit card required), which would roughly give you 500 minutes of running cloud servers with AI agents (Claude Code, Codex). I would additionally add another 50USD worth of credit to your account, if you DM me your email.

try here: oyren.ai

The video is generated with minimal prompt below:

make a video about 50$ credit gift for those who wants to try remotion with their claude code subscription. List all they need: 1. Github account & organisation. 2. claude code subscription 3. imagination and curiosity I will give limited few 50$ credit to launch agents in the claude to run remotion. it's a feature from oyren.ai.

By default all users get 5$ credits, which is enough for 500 minutes of cloud compute time. But if you'd test and give me your feedback I will give you additional 50$ credits.