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A Vercel changelog entry says Paseo now supports running coding agents in the cloud through the Vercel Sandbox plugin. According to the post, the supported agents include Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, and Pi. A user can start an agent in Vercel Sandbox from Paseo on a laptop, then connect from a phone to control the same session even when the laptop is closed. The source states that stopping a sandbox saves files and conversation history.
A Vercel changelog entry says Paseo now supports running coding agents in the cloud through the Vercel Sandbox plugin. According to the post, the supported agents include Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, and Pi. A user can start an agent in Vercel Sandbox from Paseo on a laptop, then connect from a phone to control the same session even when the laptop is closed. The source states that stopping a sandbox saves files and conversation history.
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Paseo now supports running fx, Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, and Pi in the cloud with the Vercel Sandbox plugin . You can now start an agent in Vercel Sandbox from Paseo on your laptop, then connect from your phone to control the same session, even when your laptop is closed. Stopping a sandbox saves your files...
Developers who use AI coding agents could keep a session running in a cloud sandbox instead of depending on a laptop staying open. The linked GitHub repository for the plugin is the place to check setup steps and limits before relying on this workflow. Watch for further detail there on how saved files and conversation history are handled in practice.
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