Ellipsis

Ellipsis runs coding agents as managed cloud infrastructure. Agents are defined as YAML files committed to a repository, reviewed in a pull request and made live on merge, and the platform supplies the sandboxes, permissions, logging and spending controls around them. Each agent file names its repositories, setup hooks, compute allocation, trigger and budget. It is aimed at engineering teams that want agents doing recurring work rather than one assistant inside an editor: building features, fixing bugs, reviewing pull requests, triaging issues, posting standup digests and investigating production alerts. Triggers include cron schedules and events from GitHub, Linear, Slack and Sentry, and agents can also be addressed by mention in a thread, called through a REST API or driven from a command line. One persistent conversation is kept per pull request, issue or thread, running sessions can be steered mid task, and agents can exit through a JSON schema so their output is machine readable. Switching harness or model, for example from Claude Code to Codex, is a one line change. Observability covers transcripts, live streams, session search and cost, and budgets can be capped per session, per agent and per developer. There are no per seat fees. Tokens are billed at cost plus a platform fee of 10 percent of token cost, with managed compute at $0.142 per vCPU hour and $0.024 per GB hour. A deployment into your own AWS account bills tokens and compute through AWS and keeps the same 10 percent platform fee. Both options include the full feature set. Optional support packages are Standard at $5,000 per month, Advanced at $10,000 per month and Premier at $15,000 per month.