Run coding agents on a disposable VPS—one Linux user per agent
At a glance
A Lobsters-linked write-up: isolate Claude Code/Codex-style harnesses on a cheap Hetzner VPS with named users (vikki/clara/…), tmux sessions, a shared bot GitHub account, and disposable machines so yolo-mode stays off your laptop. This workflow is listed under Agent-Harness, VPS, Isolation, Git-Workflow, Async-Agents.
Product Hunt’s Cronloop lets you describe a recurring job in Markdown, pick Codex or Claude Code, connect tools, and run agents on a loop with durable memory that can self-improve each run.
Docs overview of Coder Agents, Agent Relay, IDE agents, and agents-in-templates—plus Terraform snippet to install Claude Code/Codex modules into a workspace template.
Product Hunt hit Rill is an AI-native browser where ⌘E turns the current page into a task for Claude Code/Codex—agents work while you keep browsing, with tabs themed and projects centralized.
Show HN: Statewright's Rust engine enforces plan/implement/test states for Claude Code (and other CLIs) via MCP hooks—wrong tools are blocked structurally, shrinking death spirals for both small and frontier models.