Coding Agents Have No Dedicated Persistent VM Infrastructure for Remote Execution
AI coding agents like Claude Code currently run on developers' local machines, consuming resources, lacking remote monitoring, and resetting state between sessions. There is no purpose-built cloud VM infrastructure that keeps a coding agent environment always-ready and accessible from any device. This is a structural gap that limits the practical usability of coding agents for long-running autonomous tasks.
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