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RunCode documentation

Everything you need to get the most out of RunCode workspaces. Spin one up in the browser, or drive it from the tools you already use on your own machine.

Getting started

Quickstart →

Sign in, spin up your first workspace, and start coding in the browser in under a minute.

Workspaces

Workspaces & lifecycle →

What a workspace is, how it starts and stops, what persists, and how it auto-sleeps when idle.

Configure with .runcode.yaml →

Run setup commands on create, boot, and refresh so every workspace comes up ready to work.

Editors & IDEs →

The built-in browser IDE, plus Cursor, VS Code Remote, and JetBrains against the same machine.

Ports & preview →

Run a dev server on any port and reach it from the browser IDE or your own laptop. Nothing is exposed publicly.

Working with Git →

Your repo is cloned with your identity pre-set; commit out of the box and push with your own token or SSH key.

Local development

Agent plugin →

Connect Codex, Claude Code, and local developer tools to your cloud workspace.

Connect over SSH →

Drive a workspace from your own VS Code Remote, JetBrains, git, or plain ssh.

CLI reference →

Every runcode command, grouped by what it does.

Account

Billing & usage →

Per-second compute, persistent-disk storage, and what stopping vs deleting does to your bill.

Teams & sharing →

Share a workspace with teammates and work together in the same environment.

Help

Troubleshooting →

Fixes for the common ones: an auto-stopped box, setup that didn’t finish, an unreachable dev server, or a failing git push.

New to RunCode? The fastest way to see it is to start a workspace. A full cloud dev environment opens in your browser in seconds.