About

Making AI agent automation accessible, secure, and self-hosted.

ClusterCode is building the infrastructure layer for teams that want to run AI coding agents at scale — on hardware they control.

Who is building this

ClusterCode is built by two engineers with day jobs. We started it because we wanted it ourselves: a way to point AI coding agents at real work and let them run unattended, without sending our source code to somebody else’s cloud to do it.

That constraint shaped the whole product. Agents run on hardware you already own — your laptop, a spare machine under a desk, your own VMs — because that is the only version of this we would have been allowed to use ourselves.

We are small, we answer our own support, and we would rather tell you ClusterCode is a bad fit than sell you a seat. If you want to find out which it is, the fastest path is fifteen minutes with us.

The problem we are solving

AI coding agents are transforming software development. But running them unattended requires disabling safety prompts, and running them at scale requires infrastructure most teams do not have. The result is that the most powerful development tools available today are either used nervously in a single terminal or not used at all.

ClusterCode solves both problems. Each agent runs in its own isolated DevBox — so bypass flags are safe because the environment is disposable. And the orchestrator coordinates many DevBoxes across many machines — so teams can run a fleet of agents in parallel instead of babysitting a single terminal.

What we believe

Security first

Every design decision starts with "what if the agent goes rogue?" Isolation by default, not as an afterthought.

Self-hosted, always

Your code, your machines, your rules. We will never require you to send source code through our servers.

No black boxes

Agents run on machines you bring, inside disposable DevBoxes you can open and inspect. You see every command an agent runs — nothing about your code is hidden behind our servers.

Developer experience

If it takes more than 5 minutes to set up, we have failed. Infrastructure should disappear, not dominate your workflow.

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