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Start a development computer for each task and use the coding agents you already know.
Adria gives each task its own development computer, with your code, tools, and saved environment. Run an agent, tests, and services there while you keep using your own terminal and browser.
After signing in, start a branch from your local repository:
cube start feature/searchAdria opens a shell in the remote checkout. Start another branch to work in parallel. The CLI calls each computer a Session.
Start building
Quickstart
Sign in once, then start a computer with one command.
Coding agents
Bring Codex, Claude Code, or Pi to your sandbox.
Work in parallel
Give independent tasks and agents separate computers.
Preview an app
Open a remote development server in your browser.
Sandbox basics
Runtime and tools
Explore the Linux environment where your code runs.
Repositories
Choose repositories, branches, and starting refs.
Environment variables
Save your environment files once and reuse them.
Lifecycle
Connect, pause, resume, and delete your computer.
Terminal integrations
Work from your terminal, cmux, or tmux.
File operations
Transfer files between your computer and a sandbox.
Computer use
Open the remote browser and interact with the desktop.
Usage and credits
Understand compute credits and concurrent VM limits.
Connect and automate
These integrations are for dashboard workflows. They are not required to start a development computer from the CLI.
GitHub connection
Connect repositories for indexing and workflows.
Notion connection
Give workflows access to your documentation.
Adria workflows
Propose documentation updates from merged pull requests.
Troubleshooting
Resolve common setup and connection issues.
Documentation for agents
Copy a guide as Markdown with Copy page. Agents can discover every guide through llms.txt, or read the complete documentation through llms-full.txt.