Boxes.dev gives every coding agent its own cloud computer. You bring your Codex or Claude subscription, start agents from Slack or Linear, and manage them from your desktop, phone, or terminal. Because the dev environment lives in the cloud, every one of those surfaces is a first-class client, so you can close your laptop and still steer a running agent. The pitch is a cloud-only agentic development environment rather than a local sandbox.
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