Rex Cloud Puts Linux Workspaces in Vercel Sandbox
rex-cloud provisions named Linux computers inside Vercel Sandbox and exposes them directly in Rex. The experimental preview includes Claude Code and Codex, while persistent disks preserve repositories and configured environments between sessions.
rex-cloud makes Rex more compelling as a control plane for disposable yet persistent agent workspaces, though the preview remains constrained by Vercel access, platform requirements, and sandbox runtime limits.
- –Gives coding agents isolated cloud machines without requiring local Linux infrastructure
- –Persistent storage makes remote development practical for repositories, dependencies, and configuration
- –Preinstalled Claude Code and Codex reduce setup friction for AI-assisted development
- –Rex’s terminal interface provides a more interactive workflow than launching agents through a bare cloud CLI
- –The experimental status and usage-based sandbox costs make it better suited to prototyping than production workloads
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2026-11-10
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2026-11-10
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