Morph Infinibranch Devboxes

Morph Devboxes are the simplest way to code with AI in the cloud. Previously, working with agents like OpenAI Codex, Claude Code, or Gemini CLI in the cloud required you to use restrictive, opaque, and asynchronous web interfaces or otherwise set up a VPS and worry about sandboxing and provisioning different development environments. Devboxes on Morph Cloud, on the other hand, are all of the following:

Programmable, shareable, and easily reproducible development environments. Devboxes are programmable: you can specify, create, interact with, and manage devboxes entirely over the Devbox API. Every devbox is created from a template that integrates with our secrets manager and which can be shared with a short URL. You can also programmatically configure devboxes with remote desktops for computer-use, or arbitrary web applications for full stack development.

Shared workspaces for CLI agents with easy human-in-the-loop interaction. Devboxes expose a full tmux API, which lets you programmatically manage coding agents like OpenAI Codex or Claude Code. These fully persistent sessions remain interactive and can be easily accessed through the devbox web interface, through SSH, or puppeteered through the Devbox API.

Full virtual machines capable of running any configuration of containers: docker-in-docker, a local Kubernetes cluster, self-hosted Supabase, etc. There is experimental support for Windows, OSX (x86), and nested virtualization as well.

Serverless and elastic. Devboxes can branch to hundreds of parallel replicas or scale to zero after a period of inactivity, preserving all application and memory state.

Full-featured cloud development environments. Devboxes integrate with Git auth and include one-click integrations for VSCode and Cursor that let you connect from your local editors with a single click.