Thinks before it codes. For big changes it asks the right questions, writes a plan you can see, and works through it step by step.
Learn about planningGET /invoices/:id/pdf, owner onlyCloudeIDE
Hand it a task. It reads your codebase, changes every file it needs, and fixes what breaks, right in your editor, while you decide what stays.
theme.css, a hook that remembers the choice, and a switch on the Settings page.Built on VS Code. Your extensions, themes and keybindings come with you.
Thinks before it codes. For big changes it asks the right questions, writes a plan you can see, and works through it step by step.
Learn about planningGET /invoices/:id/pdf, owner onlyChange code by describing it. Select any lines, press Cmd+I (Ctrl+I on Windows and Linux) and say what you want. The new code lands in place, marked line by line, for you to keep or discard.
Learn about the agentEdits your whole project at once. One request can change twenty files. Every change shows line by line in the editor, and you keep or undo each one.
Learn about reviewing changesFinishes the job. When something breaks, it finds the cause and fixes it before it hands anything back to you.
Learn how it finishes the jobAnd when it’s ready, it’s live. Put it on a preview link or your own domain, straight from the editor. Production always asks you first.
Learn about deploysacme-app-preview.cloudeide.app and loads cleanly.Deploy to production?
acme.com is serving the new version. You can roll back from the Cloud tab any time.Pay monthly or yearly. Switch whenever you like, and keep every invoice in one place.
Your files stay on your machine, and the agent works on the project you have open.
64-bit. Ubuntu 20.04, Debian 11 or newer. Linux tarball if you would rather not install — browser sign-in needs the .deb.
64-bit Windows 10 or newer. Run the installer. If Windows says it protected your PC, choose More info, then Run anyway. The .zip runs without installing.
Apple silicon (M1 or newer). Open the .dmg and drag CloudeIDE into Applications, then right-click it and choose Open the first time. On an Intel Mac? Get the Intel version.