Reachpad CLI – Spin up free sandboxes in seconds to develop apps
The reachpad CLI: workspaces where Claude, Codex and other coding agents build full-stack apps and share them by link, from your terminal. - Reachpad/reachpad-cli
What it does
Run coding agents in durable cloud workspaces: the disk survives the machine underneath, so a paused workspace costs nothing and picks up from its last save. Files survive a pause; running processes do not. curl -fsSL https://reachpad.dev/install | sh Linux x86_64/arm64 (musl, static) and macOS arm64/x86_64. The script fetches the latest release from this repository, verifies its checksum against SHA256SUMS, and installs to ~/.local/bin/reachpad (override with REACHPAD_INSTALL_DIR ). All three deliver the same binary. @reachpad/cli is a launcher around it, not a second implementation — see npm/README.md , which also explains the macOS quarantine problem npm sidesteps. reachpad On first use,…from github.com
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