Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and AI IDEs you can install on Windows or Ubuntu. Vagon’s guides cover Claude and Codex in detail.

Each performance has its own hourly rate, billed by the minute. The $0.99 trial includes 1 hour of Planet (or equivalent Spark) and 7-day storage.

AI AGENTS ON VAGON

Give your AI agent a real workstation.

Run Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode next to Blender, Premiere Pro, Unreal Engine and more, on one dedicated GPU computer. Watch and steer it from any browser.

Start $0.99 trial →

See how it works

$0.99 trial · 1 hour + 7-day storage · billed by the minute

Claude Code →

Codex →

Cursor →

OpenCode →

● ● ● Vagon Computer · agent session

Vagon Computer · agent session

GUIDE AVAILABLE

claude

> Inspect the open Blender scene. Report objects and cameras. Do not modify anything.

● MCP: connected to Blender

● Computer Use: checking the viewport

✓ Read-only report ready: 214 objects, 3 cameras

A 3D app viewport on a Vagon computer while the agent inspects the scene

PERFORMANCE

Planet $0.99/h

Spark $1.67/h

Claude Code on Vagon →

WORKS WITH THE AGENTS AND APPS YOU ALREADY USE

63 step-by-step guides on the Vagon blog

Claude Code

Codex

OpenCode

Blender

Premiere Pro

After Effects

Unreal Engine

Unity

DaVinci Resolve

SolidWorks

Rhino

NVIDIA GPUs

REAL WORKFLOWS

What agents do on Vagon.

● 01

Three tasks described step by step in Vagon’s guides. Start read-only, then review every change.

REAL RECORDING

Claude Code · BlenderAudit a Blender sceneList the objects in a collection, find unused materials and default-named objects, and report modifiers, all through an MCP connector.Read the guide ↗

Claude Code · AutoCADInspect a drawing before changing itAsk which layers are empty and how many polylines each layer holds, read-only. Then approve a change, such as freezing the empty layers.Read the guide ↗

Claude Code · Premiere ProQuery the active sequenceThrough an MCP bridge, ask for the active sequence name, the number of video tracks or the timecodes of the clips on a track.Read the guide ↗

WHY A CLOUD COMPUTER

Your agent gets its own machine.

● 02

Heavy apps, a GPU and a desktop the agent can actually see. Nothing runs on your laptop.

A dedicated GPU, scaled up when you need it

RTX-enabled NVIDIA GPUs, from Tesla T4 to a 4×24 GB A10G. Switch performance and keep your files and apps.

Apps installed before you connect

149 preinstalled apps, or install any application manually.

An isolated VM, not your laptop

Each computer is a separate virtual machine, reached over an encrypted connection.

Watch it. Take over when it gets stuck.

It is a live desktop in your browser, so you can grab the mouse and hand control back.

HOW IT WORKS

Four steps, one computer.

● 03

Commands below are examples from Vagon’s guides. The exact command depends on the MCP server you pick.

Create a computer with your apps

Pick Windows or Linux (Ubuntu) and add the apps you need. Vagon installs them before you connect.

Pick a performance

Start on Spark or Planet. Switch to a bigger one when a scene or timeline gets heavy.

Install your agent and connect it

Install Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode or your IDE on the same computer. Register the app’s MCP server, and use Computer Use for visual checks.

claude mcp add premiere-pro \
  --env PREMIERE_TEMP_DIR=/tmp/premiere-mcp-bridge \
  -- node /absolute/path/to/dist/index.js
claude mcp listFrom the Claude Code + Premiere Pro guide. Premiere Pro MCP servers are community-built.

Run the task and watch

Start read-only, then approve edits. Every guide follows the same loop: inspect, propose, approve, edit, verify.

FIRST PROMPT

Check whether Premiere Pro is running.

Report the active project name and sequence.

Do not modify anything.

Check whether Premiere Pro is running.

Report the active project name and sequence.

Do not modify anything.

A first prompt from the Claude Code + Premiere Pro guide.

GUIDE LIBRARY

Software workflows, from the Vagon guides.

● 04

Real setups with MCP and Computer Use, grouped by agent. 63 guides on the Vagon blog.

Agent basics · Ubuntu desktopHow to Watch Your AI Agent Work on a Cloud Ubuntu Desktop (2026 Guide)Explore workflow ↗

Agent basics · MCP vs Computer UseMCP vs. Computer Use for Creative Apps: Which Should You Use?Explore workflow ↗

Agent basics · AI workspaceHow to Set Up an AI Workspace on VagonExplore workflow ↗

Agent basics · SecurityHow to Use Claude Code Securely on a Cloud ComputerExplore workflow ↗

Agent basics · SecurityHow to Use Codex Securely on a Cloud ComputerExplore workflow ↗

Agent basics · Blender MCPBlender MCP Guide: Setup, Claude Integration and Real WorkflowsExplore workflow ↗

Agent basics · Claude vs CodexClaude vs. Codex for 3D Modeling: Blender, Maya & 3ds MaxExplore workflow ↗

Agent basics · Claude vs CodexClaude vs. Codex for CAD: SolidWorks, AutoCAD & CATIAExplore workflow ↗

Agent basics · Claude vs CodexClaude vs. Codex for Game Development: Unreal, Unity & GodotExplore workflow ↗

Agent basics · Video editingHow to Edit Videos with Claude and Codex on VagonExplore workflow ↗

Agent basics · Blender on iPadHow to Use Blender with Claude and Codex from an iPadExplore workflow ↗

Agent basics · CAD from a MacHow to Run AI-Assisted Windows CAD Workflows from a MacExplore workflow ↗

Agent basics · Ubuntu desktopHow to Watch Your AI Agent Work on a Cloud Ubuntu Desktop (2026 Guide)Explore workflow ↗

Agent basics · MCP vs Computer UseMCP vs. Computer Use for Creative Apps: Which Should You Use?Explore workflow ↗

Agent basics · AI workspaceHow to Set Up an AI Workspace on VagonExplore workflow ↗

Agent basics · SecurityHow to Use Claude Code Securely on a Cloud ComputerExplore workflow ↗

Agent basics · SecurityHow to Use Codex Securely on a Cloud ComputerExplore workflow ↗

Agent basics · Blender MCPBlender MCP Guide: Setup, Claude Integration and Real WorkflowsExplore workflow ↗

Agent basics · Claude vs CodexClaude vs. Codex for 3D Modeling: Blender, Maya & 3ds MaxExplore workflow ↗

Agent basics · Claude vs CodexClaude vs. Codex for CAD: SolidWorks, AutoCAD & CATIAExplore workflow ↗

Browse all AI workflows →

COST

Pay for the minutes your agent runs.

● 05

Each performance has its own hourly rate, billed by the minute. Shut the computer down and the meter stops.

RECOMMENDED FOR AGENTS

OTHER PERFORMANCES

PERFORMANCECPUGPU / CLOCKRAMPER HOUR

AGENT SESSION LENGTH1 h

30 min8 h

$1.67for 1 h on Spark

1 h × $1.67/h. Estimate: hourly rate × session length. Storage plan not included.

TRIAL

$0.99

1 hour of Planet (or equivalent Spark) and 7-day storage.

By the minute

1-minute billing increments.

$7.99 / month

Personal storage plan with a 75 GB disk, so your apps and files stay.

11 performances

Switch between them and keep files and apps.

Start $0.99 trial →

Full pricing

Rates can change based on usage, data transfers and regions. Storage plan not included in hourly rates.

WHAT TO EXPECT

Honest limits, and how it stays contained.

● 06

Vagon gives you the machine. The connection to each app depends on the MCP server you choose.

What to expect

No native connector. Vagon does not ship a Claude or Codex integration for these apps. You bring a compatible MCP server and the plugin or bridge it needs. Many are community-built, so start read-only on a copy.

You bring the licenses. Apps like Premiere Pro, After Effects and SolidWorks need your own license on the cloud computer. The app guides use Windows, and SolidWorks needs Windows.

You bring the agent. Install and sign in to Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode yourself. Vagon does not supply AI access or keys.

Computer Use is for checking, not precision. Pixel-perfect work such as sculpting is less reliable than scripts or MCP tools.

Security and isolation

Isolated virtual machine. The agent works on a separate VM, not next to your laptop’s files and keys, and your session streams over an encrypted connection.

Isolation is not immunity. It contains damage. It does not stop prompt injection or vet the plugins your agent installs.

Use scoped, throwaway credentials. Keep your main keys and password manager off the machine, and reset to a clean image after a risky run.

Not a 24/7 host. A per-minute workstation costs more than a small always-on server for parked chat agents.

FAQ