Hoplite
Effortlessly deploy cloud software factories.
What it does
Hoplite deploys your local coding agent setup to the cloud, no reconfiguration needed. We migrate your sessions, MCP servers, dependencies, and CLIs during onboarding, so your agents pick up exactly where you left off. Run multiple agents in parallel without laptop crashes, git worktree wrangling, or port juggling. Instant previews of everything your agents build. Prompt from anywhere with iMessage.
Effortless cloud coding agents that feel good to use.
Hoplite turns ideas into built, tested, verified software at the speed of thought. We import your local config, instantly set up automations, and run your projects in the cloud. Point Hoplite at any GitHub repo. We pull in your codebase and branch structure so your agents have full context from the first prompt. Your sessions, MCP servers, memories, and CLIs all come with you. Hoplite mirrors your local machine in the cloud — no painful setups or manual config. Agents run in isolated sandboxes, meaning you can run hundreds concurrently without worrying about resource constraints. Hoplite prepares video recordings of all new features, out of the box. Easily confirm the agent's output without…from hoplite.sh
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