Queue the migration. Wake up to a pull request.
AgentSky runs migrations, refactors, and multi-step research on a persistent cloud computer. The same runtime that has executed 40,835 benchmarked tasks keeps the session available beyond your laptop connection and recovers supported interruptions without manual runtime operations.
A codebase migration takes 8 hours. Claude Code stops when you close the laptop.
Choose something else when
Keep the agent local when code cannot leave the developer machine, the job needs unsupported local hardware or networking, or the work is short and fully interactive.
Starter prompt
Migrate [repo or directory] from [current stack] to [target stack]. Keep the public behaviour identical, run the test suite after each module, and open a pull request when everything passes.
How it works
Step 1
Hand off the job
Create a session with the agent harness and model that fit the work. The agent gets its own cloud computer, repo access, and tools from the first message — not dependent on your local connection.
Step 2
It runs while you sleep
The session keeps its sandbox, files, and state through the night. The median benchmarked task on AgentSky completes in 7 minutes — longer jobs use the same persistent-session and recovery contract.
Step 3
Pick up the PR in the morning
Resume from web, Slack, Telegram, or the API with the full session history in place. Any team member can continue, not just whoever started it.
What AgentSky runs
- Persistent cloud computer
- Files, state, and session history
- Recovery through the night
Developer architecture
Tycoon runs multi-hour coding tasks on AgentSky and resumes them from Slack or the API — no persistent server to operate, no session to restart after a pause.
Read the architecture account