Coder

Coder is self hosted development infrastructure for enterprises that want developers and AI coding agents working inside governed environments on their own infrastructure. The platform has three parts: Coder Workspaces, open source cloud development environments defined as code; Coder Agents, a native coding agent that runs with any chosen model on network isolated infrastructure; and Coder AI Governance, a central gateway that observes and controls LLM tool usage across environments. It is built for platform and security teams in regulated or large organizations, with industry pages for government, financial services and technology. Workspaces give every developer and agent the same baseline, run Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other agents inside ephemeral environments, and connect to VS Code, JetBrains, Cursor and Jupyter, with integrations for Backstage and Dev Containers. Enterprise features cover prompt auditing, access restriction and cost management for agents, high availability, workspace proxies, external provisioners, multi organization RBAC, OIDC synchronization, audit logging and quotas. Pricing has three tiers. Community is free and open source, with unlimited self hosted workspaces and AI Governance included. Premium is sold per user on an annual basis, adds the enterprise controls above plus SLA backed support and unlocks Coder Agents; its price is not shown on the page and is available through a demo. AI Premium is custom priced and adds fully self hosted agent orchestration in the Coder control plane and headless agents; a trial is offered. Coder also offers free homelab licenses for individuals and a public registry of templates and modules, and its positioning has shifted from remote development environments toward infrastructure and governance for AI agents.