Hoplite

Hoplite is a cloud coding agent platform that moves local development agent setups into isolated cloud environments. It connects to GitHub repositories, imports project configuration and development context, and runs coding agents in sandboxes where they can edit code, run tests, start development servers, inspect changes, and prepare pull requests. The product is designed for developers and teams that want agents to keep working even when their local machine is unavailable. A team can connect a repository, start a thread describing a task, and let the agent work inside a dedicated sandbox. Hoplite can bring local sessions, MCP servers, dependencies, and command line tools into the cloud during onboarding. It supports parallel agents, previews, Slack and Linear integrations, and automations that can trigger work from events or schedules. Pull requests can include video walkthroughs so reviewers can inspect the resulting user flow. Its main differentiator is the effort to preserve a developer existing local agent environment instead of forcing a completely new cloud setup. Hoplite supports multiple frontier model choices and lets teams control approvals for important actions. The product is relatively new and its cloud execution model introduces costs, data handling considerations, and operational dependencies. Teams should review model processing, sandbox permissions, integrations, and included credits before scaling. For FutureStack, Hoplite belongs in Coding because its primary buyer intent is delegating software development work to cloud based coding agents. It is best for parallel coding tasks, automated issue handling, cloud development sandboxes, and teams that want agents running continuously.