Agen
Agen runs fully autonomous coding agents in the cloud. You describe a task in plain English, connect a GitHub or GitLab repo, and agents clone your codebase, write changes, fix failing CI, and open merge-ready pull requests with a live app preview in the browser. No IDE, local setup, or terminal required.
Where most coding assistants live inside an editor or suggest completions, Agen is built around end-to-end delivery from task assignment through preview to PR. A single session can span multiple repositories, so frontend, backend, and infra changes stay coordinated instead of split across separate tools.
Engineering teams use it to ship cross-repo features, clear bug backlogs, and run scheduled maintenance with budget caps. Product managers and other non-technical teammates can assign copy or UI tweaks in plain language while engineers review and merge the resulting PRs.
One task can span frontend, backend, and infra repos in a single session
CI fails? The agent reads logs, applies fixes, and re-runs the pipeline
Preview the running app in your browser before you merge anything
Run up to unlimited parallel agents depending on your plan
Schedule recurring maintenance jobs with per-run budget limits
Trigger agents from Slack or assign tasks entirely in the browser
Runs fully in the browser with no IDE or local environment setup required.
Multi-repo sessions coordinate frontend, backend, and infra changes in one task.
Self-fixing pipelines read CI logs and retry automatically when builds fail.
Sign up includes $20 in free usage credits with no credit card required.
Paid plans start at $59 per month once free signup credits are used.
Linear integration is listed as coming soon rather than available today.
SOC 2 Type II certification is still in progress per Agen's pricing comparison table.
Does Agen have a free plan?
Agen does not offer a permanent free subscription tier. New signups receive $20 in free usage credits with no credit card required, which Agen says is enough to run several agent sessions on your own codebase.
How much does Agen cost?
Agen's paid plans start at $59 per month for Starter (5 parallel agents and $20 usage credits included), $119 per month for Pro (20 parallel agents), and $199 per month for Scale (unlimited parallel agents on the pricing page). Additional compute usage beyond included credits is billed at standard rates.
Do I need to install anything to use Agen?
No. Agen runs entirely in the cloud. You connect a GitHub or GitLab repository, assign tasks from your browser, and review merge-ready PRs without installing an IDE, CLI, or local Docker environment.
What Git platforms does Agen support?
Agen integrates with GitHub and GitLab, including GitLab.com and self-managed GitLab instances. Agents can clone repos, create branches, push commits, open pull requests or merge requests, and read CI results from GitHub Actions or GitLab CI.
How is Agen different from Cursor or GitHub Copilot?
Cursor and GitHub Copilot focus on in-editor assistance or suggestions. Agen is a browser-based platform where autonomous agents execute full tasks: cloning repos, writing code, fixing pipelines, and delivering live previews and PRs without local setup.
Is my code secure on Agen?
Agen runs each agent session in an isolated cloud sandbox on a separate branch, never on your main branch. Code changes merge only after a team member approves. Agen states it is pursuing SOC 2 certification.

