Prized

Prized offers cloud computers for AI agents and developers, delivering dedicated Linux dev boxes that stay on and work with the laptop closed. It targets agents like Claude Code, Codex, and related tooling, and is a means to keep coding environments up while the user’s device is idle or disconnected.

The service links a local workflow to a cloud machine through three main mechanisms: sync between a local folder and the box, ports visible on the laptop, and tmux-based sessions on the box. This allows developers to edit remotely, run servers, and maintain state across sessions despite disconnections.

Prized highlights two product modes: boxes, which are persistent Linux dev boxes, and Sandboxes (beta), which are microVMs started and forked through the API or CLI. The box stays on and can be accessed via SSH, while sandboxes provide ephemeral compute for isolated tasks and experiments.

The pricing and platform information is presented alongside feature comparisons, with details about editor support, port behavior, and whether the service is hosted. The docs explain how to compare boxes versus sandboxes and how to start using the product.

Use cases

• Run dev servers and keep sessions alive when the laptop sleeps