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In development · Open source · Apache-2.0

ZLADA Run

Run coding agents in your own AWS account. An open-source tool we’re building and already use on our own work. The first public release is planned; it isn’t available to install yet.
Runs in your account and shows up on your AWS bill, with cost estimates while it runs and when it stops.

What it’s built to do

Hand over a task, get back a branch

  • Your account. Machines start in your AWS account, under your IAM. Your code and credentials stay in your account.
  • No open ports. Access through AWS Systems Manager, not SSH.
  • Unattended jobs. A fresh machine works on a branch, pushes it and shuts down.
  • Costs you can see. Spot or on-demand, Graviton or x86, idle auto-stop, and cost estimates while machines run and when they stop.
zsh
# once: set up your AWS accountzl setup# hand over a taskzl run --repo … --goal goal.md# a fresh machine works on a branch,# pushes it, estimates the cost, shuts down

Where it’s going

Open source first, then teams

  • First

    Open-source CLI. Free under Apache-2.0: run it yourself, in your own account. We use it on our own work today; the public release is planned.

  • Planned

    Team control plane. Team permissions, credentials, approved machine images, audit and cost controls, installed in your own AWS account.

Planning to run coding agents in AWS?

We can help now, before the first release: architecture, permissions, credentials and costs, with your team.

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