Amika

Amika provides multiplayer cloud workstations for coding agents and the engineers who direct them. Each workstation, which Amika calls a Rig, is a virtual machine preloaded with a team's git repositories, development services and chosen coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode. It replaces local git worktrees with sandboxes that boot from snapshots in seconds and can be driven from almost anywhere. The product is aimed at engineering teams running agents in parallel as part of their normal workflow. Rigs can be configured per repository, expose HTTPS preview URLs for running services, and use existing agent harnesses and AI subscriptions. Agents and Rigs can be controlled from the web, Slack, Linear, SSH, a CLI, an API, Codex or Cursor, so a Slack message can ask an agent to fix a flaky test, a Linear issue can be assigned to a Rig, and a Rig bound to a GitHub pull request can fix failing CI. Rigs are shared, so teammates can inspect previews, join agent sessions and take over work. The core is open on GitHub. Customers bring their own LLM keys and Amika does not mark up token costs. Free is $0 with $5 of sandbox credits, two concurrent sandboxes and 25 stored sessions. Developer is $30 per user per month with $15 of monthly credits per user, ten concurrent sandboxes, custom images and snapshots. Team is $100 per user per month with $50 of credits, unlimited concurrent sandboxes, warmed sandboxes, custom MCP servers and agentic CI. Enterprise is custom and adds bring your own cloud, SSO, audit logs and an SLA. Managed sandbox usage beyond credits is billed at $0.1008 per vCPU hour, $0.0324 per GiB of memory per hour and $0.00216 per GiB of storage per hour. Amika also offers forward deployed services to help teams set up environments, integrations and automation workflows.