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I keep finding myself wanting a fresh machine for every new project or agent experiment. I don't really want Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Hermes, etc. all installing things and running random processes on my laptop. I'd rather give each project its own Linux box, SSH into it, hand it over to the agent, and not care too much if the environment gets messy. As an added benefit, being on a VPS means it's still running when I leave my laptop & I can connect with my phone to keep coding when I go for a walk. That's what I've been building with VibeHost. The interface is intentionally simple: ssh vibehost.sh Create a workspace, SSH into it like a normal Linux machine, and expose a web URL to view/share the result. The idea is less "cloud IDE" and more "here's a machine, go build something." I'm especially interested in the workflow where you give an agent a host and let it own the whole environment rather than sandboxing it inside your main dev machine. It's still early, so I'm looking for people willing to try it and tell me where the experience sucks. Setup friction, missing tools, networking, performance, confusing UX, whatever. It's free this week while I'm testing things! Website: http://app.vibehost.sh Invite code: VH-ALPHA-RABT2   submitted by   /u/u1tralord [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/18 12:16:26